"That evolution, which seems so inevitable today, brought us better graphic cards – which lead to better games, brought us the world wide web," It should be re

"That evolution, which seems so inevitable today, brought us better graphic cards – which lead to better games, brought us the world wide web," It should be remembered that in the early days of the web, some people argued that it should remain text-only. Basically, if you couldn't read it on the command line with Lynx, they weren't interested. Of course, the web seemed different at 9600 baud (or even slower). Being color-blind, I am not enthusiastic about the idea of visual programming, just because a lot of visual tools are color-coded in ways that are hard for me to work with, esp. if the default settings are not easily modified. Even syntax-coloring in a text editor is a chore to deal with.