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Did you read it, though? It absolutely does not say that Apollo invented network computing, it just says it was one of the companies at that time working in th
by contrast 8y ago
Did you read it, though?
It absolutely does not say that Apollo invented network computing, it just says it was one of the companies at that time working in that field.
Of course there were unique identifiers before the first UUID standard was defined, and the author gives examples.
Acknowledging precursors, following the threads of how a particular implementation or standard developed, is the only intelligent way to read up on its history. The dumb thing would be to read into this things the author simply never said or implied.
- cfmcdonald 8y agoI think the clearly wrong statement here is "Workstations were really the first networked computers."