Interview with Sun's Tim Bray and Radia Perlman 76
ReadWriteWeb writes "To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the World Wide Web, Richard MacManus interviewed two senior engineers from Sun Microsystems - Tim Bray (Director of Web Technologies) and Radia Perlman (Distinguished Engineer). The interview discusses the past and future of the Web, including the impact that Sun's servers have had over the years. Also discussed is the reason why Tim and Radia believe that P2P won't be a driving force on the Web going forward. Radia thinks that having central sites where people can register is key to making the Web scalable and more secure."
Why Sun? (Score:0, Informative)
A. Because Sun put the . in
OK! ok, sorry, I'll get my coat.
Re:And I thought... (Score:5, Informative)
Re:Oh I get it (Score:3, Informative)
Maybe check out her book, Interconnections, on Amazon to get a feel for the type of work she does.
Re:And I thought... (Score:2, Informative)
Most oppression software is not American, but I still disagree with selling to certain actors. At a special event last year in DC, I asked Senator George Allen (R, Va) how he felt about US companies aiding Chinese oppression. He did not know what I was talking about but he said he did not like the sound of it. A few months later congressmen started speaking out against the practice occasionally. News really takes a while to work its way up the chain.
Re:Need a new interviewer (Score:3, Informative)
Full Interview available now as a podcast (Score:2, Informative)