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The Guy Who Did the WWW Thing at the Place Where He Did It

机译:在网站上做过WWW的家伙

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It was a wired Tim Berners-Lee, his flight to Switzerland delayed a day by snow, who spoke recently to a group of scientists gathered at CERN, just in advance of the World Summit on the Information Society. The CERN where the World Wide Web was born, said Berners-Lee, was not this one, where he was speaking now. It was not the one with blue drapes and red carpets. No. It was the CERN with blackboards. "I am tempted to get a piece of chalk," he mused, "and draw the curtains aside and use the blackboard, just to get back into things." Berners-Lee professed (perhaps too much) that he was glad to be back. The stories he would soon tell about the Web's inception seemed to imply that his time there was not without friction.
机译:当时是蒂姆·伯纳斯·李(Tim Berners-Lee)的搭档,他飞往瑞士的航班因下雪而推迟了一天,他最近在信息社会世界峰会召开之前与聚集在欧洲核子研究组织的一组科学家交谈。伯纳斯·李说,万维网诞生的欧洲核子研究中心不是这个人,他现在正在讲话。那不是蓝色的窗帘和红色的地毯。不。那是带有黑板的CERN。他沉思着说:“我很想拿一支粉笔,然后把窗帘拉到一边,用黑板,只是为了重新找回东西。” Berners-Lee自称(也许太多)表示很高兴回来。他不久将讲述有关网络成立的故事似乎暗示着他在那里度过的时光并非没有摩擦。

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