> Tom Knoll I recognize this name from the screenshot of Photoshop version 1. https://www.webdesignmuseum.org/uploaded/web-design-history/adobe-photoshop-1-0.

> Tom Knoll I recognize this name from the screenshot of Photoshop version 1. https://www.webdesignmuseum.org/uploaded/web-design-history/adobe-photoshop-1-0.png https://www.webdesignmuseum.org/uploaded/web-design-history/... Thomas Knoll: Complete Biography, History, and Inventions - https://history-computer.com/people/thomas-knoll-complete-biography/ https://history-computer.com/people/thomas-knoll-complete-bi... Was he an "artisan of software"? I imagine back then most programmers were artisans, but maybe that's because I've only heard of the exceptional ones who made a mark in history with innovations that require an artisanal approach and not by mere "replaceable people". (That term makes me throw up a bit, it's an insult to our humanity. I understand businesses and factories need replaceable people, but nobody wants to be one. Besides, if they're so replaceable, "AI" and robots will replace them in the near future.)