The hyperlink is the LEGO block of the internet. Here's the bizarre history of how it came to be, as told by user experience master Margaret Gould Stewart.
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Wow!
easy with the editing of these videos… in some passages I almost had a seizure. Are you trying to remake a Michael Bay movie?
David RF hello old grandpa… How’s your VHS, vinyl and tape collection ???
+Hanniffy Dinn hello grandson. how’s your extra chromosome?
David RF the concept doesn’t exist as I’m pansexual grandpa !
For me it looks like the „movie“ video style of Dan Mace (youtube)
@David RF I laughed so hard my abs hurt. I tip my hat to you, good Sir.
the editing is trying way too hard
Forget the editing, don’t leave your camera on autofocus if you’re going to be bobbing your head around. So actually, the editing needs to try harder.
Next video js
Yea throw that liberal cherry on top
Wow.. Vannevar Bush looks exactly like Jacob Rees Mogg, maybe that explains why Rees Mogg sounds like he just stepped out of a time loop from the 50s.
I was expecting Musk and Branson speaking.. Then I read the title again
The Memex!
well, this vid is
a mess
who is this woman? this should have been narrated by tim berners lee himself…
https://www.behance.net/margaretgstewart
The hyperlink made study hours in school so much more fun. We played the Wikipedia game all the time because we had nothing to study or work on and didn’t want to get assigned extra work so it looked like we where researching but we where just playing around..
0:24 lmao that autofocus
I thought video is about Elon Musk’s Neuro Link. Ups!
3:23 Yup I love Grumblr ^-^ (and love those copyright issues that haunt your every move)
good times
Love that
I liked the video and the editing. It was very much information with accurate graphical support in a very short time.