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All four major web browsers are about to lose 80% of their funding | by Dan Fabulich | Apr, 2025
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Yes. In 2001. Not just proper design of all the system and all the solutions in it was possible, it was there in flesh, and it was on the market, and it was visible, and the world went the other route.
Literally all of it, engineers sometimes can design logically complete systems, and great engineers sometimes do that with amazingly enormous systems, and one of such people took part in inception of BSD Unix, Internet, RISC and Java, all of them. How the Web should function has already been thought through.
TBH in my childhood I complained about Java applications being slow though.
But with a typical modern website that complaint seems dishonest in retrospective.
OK, I guess I'm just blabbering because of boredom.