The first website, Path, and an archaeological mystery - 90 Seconds on The Verge
The first website, Path, and an archaeological mystery - 90 Seconds on The Verge
2013-04-30
it's Tuesday April thirtieth 2013 i'm
ross miller throw me the idol I will
throw you the whip listen up this is 90
seconds on the verge brought to you by
virgin mobile 20 years ago today the
first public website went live on the
internet and now it's back with that new
website smell the research groups turn
has reinstate the site as original URL
as you might expect it's nothing fancy
there's a simple text page explains that
quote the world wide web is a wide area
hypermedia information retrieval
initiative for people who like cats
gifts youtube videos and justin bieber
or something like that here's looking at
you web social network path has taken an
ill-advised turn towards fam the issue
stems from a signup process that went
live in a march six update by default
the Apple sent text messages to all your
Facebook friends and you sign up for a
new account to make matters worse it
looks like some of those text messages
that were sent to a UK landline turn
into actual robo calls the grandmother
will be thrilled and confused new user
can unselect their friends permit any
text messages are being sent that still
seems a little aggressive especially
from a company that was already caught
uploading address books to its servers
and finally prometheus 2 may have found
its plus hundreds of strange metallic
spheres have been found by
archaeologists exploring ancient
Mesoamerican temple in Mexico the cores
are made of clay and other organic
materials with a coating of pyrite also
known as fool's gold on the outside
because nothing says impressed me like
mud balls the fresh coat of pinks and
that's it today's top stories coming up
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