World Wide Creativity

What do you think about creators around the world when you hear "hackers" or "geeks"? In many cases, you would imagine a teenager wearing dark clothes, sitting in front of the computer screen and entering the computer system with antisocial forces. These people exist, but more precisely they are called "script kiddies" or are called "crackers" depending on the severity of the violation. In a general sense, a hacker simply enjoys the intellectual challenge of "creative overcome or avoid limitations" ("hacker").

In 1989, there were over 100 million computers in the world. Tim Berners-Lee has developed languages ​​and protocols that led to the creation of the World Wide Web. Creative Labs introduces SoundBlaster for PC with digital audio input / output function. The GriD system developed the first pen-based computer. Intel released the 486 DX processor, Hayes introduced the improvement of ISDN technology. Poqet has announced Poqet PC, the only pocket computer compatible with MS-DOS. Motorola Announces Memory Management and Integrated FPU 68040 Processor

The value of the network will increase exponentially based on the number of people associated with it. This fact promoted the creativity, enthusiasm, optimism of the world wide web of the 1990s. A revolution is happening. Everyone who has a computer and games can create their real estate on the network. We have created this amazing, powerful thing, and have the opportunity for everyone to participate. After that, "network bubble" occurred in 2000, the story changed. Silicon Valley's remarks are keeping watching the Web as useful for everyone, but technology companies are turning to closed, unique networks.

Of course, at that time it did not look like that. The World Wide Web has opened up a new opportunity world, whether it is creative or valuable. This is something I could not think of several years ago. Clearly, the media business has to change (that is, the HotWired declaration of that year). However, the threat is a distant freight train roaring the horizon. I have enough time to understand how to master "new media" before arriving at the time building. Immediately after time announced my first story I received a letter (!) From Oshkosh 's reader in Wisconsin. How can I sign up? "I fixed it on the bulletin board and that person is my reader next year All that I wrote was all to explain to him the miracle of this new internet thing.