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The Next Cube

I created a case for the Pico W, as an homage to the original web server.

  • Tim Berners-Lee created the World Wide Web on a Next Cube whilst working at CERN back in 1990
  • His idea was to make information easier to navigate and discover using hyper-text
  • He developed the web-server, web browser and markup language (HTML) on this computer

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