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You are simply asking to go back to the web in the 90's. Time travel is not the answer. Improvements in the present time are needed to fix present problems.
by mchahn 11y ago
You are simply asking to go back to the web in the 90's. Time travel is not the answer. Improvements in the present time are needed to fix present problems.
- ArkyBeagle 11y agoOr you might be using the presentism fallacy. After all, we keep reinventing LISP and it is from the 1950s. "Put it in the browser" is a strange thing to do. A browser isn't really a VM for running applications; it's a document renderer. Coupling a browser with an operating system is also a strange thing to do. Yet these all occupied people's minds for a long time. Roughly only 40% of my computer use is on the Web at all. And much of that in on fora that could use a transport other than HTTP. Applications are not really documents.