Paul Kunz recalled putting a friendly Web interface in front of SLAC’s roughly 200,000 physics-paper references. The point wasn’t commerce; it was helping physicists search without wrestling remote-login commands. This is a 2001 reprinted interview—not the original 1991 server page—and it preserves the practical problem that made the Web useful.
Interview reprint: https://www.swcs.com.au/kunz.htm
Full Switchboard article: https://switchboardtechservices.com/articles/ancient-web-a-2001-interview-saved-the-story-of-americas-first-web-server/
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Interview reprint: https://www.swcs.com.au/kunz.htm
Full Switchboard article: https://switchboardtechservices.com/articles/ancient-web-a-2001-interview-saved-the-story-of-americas-first-web-server/
#ancientweb #webhistory #physics #internetinfrastructure
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