From: Steve Gardner
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 1996 17:00:57 +0100
To: john@brain.eu.org
Subject: Re: brain.eu.org
X-UIDL: 835210724.000
Hi John
>>You cant just remove a way of life for a percentage of the users of the Net,
>>all you can do is make your additions so good that they slowly over time
>>superseed older ways. The Net is a very big place and nothing changes fast.
>
>Yes, I agree with your evolution principle. But wouldn't you say that things
>like Java have happened very fast? Now, I am told to be part of
>Microsoft Windows OS!
Yes, things like JAVA have happened very fast, but JAVA is realy only a bolt on
which you can take or leave, that runs on top of existing protocols.
If you were to try and implement your ideas over the existing http you will
end up with a shadow of your true vision. Your changes are realy at a very low
level, and of a fundermental nature. Either that or you compromise your plans
and end up with "JAVA II" :) which would be much easier to integrate into the
Net, but would defeat the objectives that you have setout to achieve.
>>You sugest that telnet is already historic, but Im sure that you will find the
>>telnet facility onto your own website very usefull ;)
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Cheers, Steve.
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