englebert

They actually cite Englebert at the top of the page as guiding the project spirit.

One person picked Douglas Englebart, but was later disappointed to learn that he had misread the selection and it wasn't about Englebert Humperdinck.

It took Englebert over a decade to build the mouse and when he was done and gave a demo Xerox hired his lab.

I think of this as being something like what Doug Englebert was pointing at when he talked about augmented intelligence.

AR will either be a flop or ubiquitous, and so you can’t prevent that any more than Englebert could prevent the mouse being used for military purposes.

Give Englebert and his NLS team or Kay and his Smalltalk team gigabyte RAM and processors with powerful networking, and see what they would have come up with.

*I think the coolest thing my parents had in their collection was Englebert Humperdinck.

I expect Englebert would have been astounded by real time text generation, faster than he could read, of a first pass draft of a Supreme Court brief involving a James Bond incident uncovering a pharmaceutical plot to undermine the biosphere via a constitutional loophole written in Dr.

Another key line from me: "Englebert is not advocating that we perform artificial acts with documents by superimposing structure on them.

Other options include "Didn't Englebert include that in the Mother of All Demos?" and "Didn't Taligent have that running?"

And I think wikis are still quite limited in that bit I quoted: "Englebert is not advocating that we perform artificial acts with documents by superimposing structure on them.

I was inspired by Englebert's "Mother of all Demos" shown at Super Happy Dev House 42 and decided to actually try out the device that was in his left hand.

What does Smalltalk or Englebert's NLS end up being with gigs of RAM and high speed network connections?

Cool, he cites Kelly Johnson as one of the two 'visionary's' he's worked with other than Englebert.

She is the biggest hero, bigger than Edward Snowden, bigger than Linus Torvalds, bigger than Vint Cerf, bigger than Doug Englebert.