Auction at Sotheby’s www source code will be auctioned

Status: 23.06.2021 12:35 p.m.

It is basically the founding document of the World Wide Web: 9550 lines of programming code. Now the original files of the inventor Tim Berners-Lee come under the hammer.

From Peter Mücke, ARD Studio New York

“This changed everything” is what Sotheby’s calls the auction quite immodestly. Which, for once, shouldn’t be an exaggeration – because who would deny that the World Wide Web has actually changed almost everything. Even if its inventor Tim Berners-Lee was probably not aware of this when he presented his proposal for a system for the exchange of information on March 12, 1989.

It started at CERN

At that time, the British computer scientist was working at the European nuclear research center CERN and had the problem that parts of the laboratories are located on Swiss territory and other parts on French territory. Because the two countries had different network infrastructures, he developed a system that was supposed to facilitate the exchange of information across borders. This original programming code comprises 9550 lines and has since dictated the basic structures of the Internet: the page description language HTML and the transfer protocol HTTP and the identifier URI. A revolution – not just for the scientific world for which the project was actually intended.

Invented the Internet code: the British computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee. Image: picture alliance / dpa

Digital collector’s item

Even if the code has long been “open source” – that is, freely accessible to everyone – it is now going under the hammer: the original files, provided with a time stamp and a signature from Berners-Lee, together with a digital poster that visualizes the source code and a letter from the scientist from 1989 in which he describes his project. Everything is conveniently packed in a so-called NFT – a “non-fungible token”. This is a kind of digital certificate of authenticity that is stored on a so-called blockchain. It should prove that the virtual object is unique – even if any number of digital copies can exist. The collector’s item of the digital age, so to speak.

Minimum bid $ 1000

As a computer scientist, it is only logical to auction his invention as such an NFT, says Berners-Lee. It feels right to put your signature under an all-digital artifact. The online auction lasts a week and starts with a minimum bid of $ 1000. The proceeds will go to a foundation.

After the auction houses had long blocked the auctioning of such NFTs, they have been doing this for some time good sales with digital art . Most recently, the auction of works by crypto artist Pak at Sotheby’s raised $ 17 million. At Christie’s, an NFT of a collage by digital artist Beeple changed hands for just under $ 70 million

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The stretch along these two roads creates advantages for the school’s architecture in organizing a lively educational architectural ensemble including many clusters of works for different levels based on the psychology of ages from system from preschool to high school. The design was made from discussions with the educational organization to find a solution for the classroom – a basic and important module for the architectural ensemble to optimize teaching and learning. Light is brought into the classroom in long openings on the wall in areas where the sun gives pleasant light, and it is these openings that also create continuous connections with the vast natural area outside. , where unique landmarks within the context’s ensemble can be observed. The outdoor living and learning courtyards are interwoven in a way that complements the respective inner classrooms. A large and round garden is located in the middle of the preschool architectural block, surrounded by classrooms, function rooms and a large lobby area for children to have a comfortable gathering while playing together. when the gardens open horizontally horizontally are the wide yards reserved for primary and secondary level. Connecting between these two large and long courtyards are functional areas for learning along with a large cafeteria; multi-function hall concurrently with sports activities and indoor performances; art, creative and exhibition rooms… are organized to optimize movement and operation so that learning-related activities take place continuously. In order to adapt to the typical hot and sunny climate of Tay Ninh land, the design team applies the possibilities that can be brought from the corridors moving between rooms and between blocks. These corridors both function and form large terraces that provide pleasant buffers for indoor and outdoor activities, as well as cover and shade for outside activities. outside of classes. With flexible lines that soften the architectural backdrop for activities, these large verandas represent a continuous flow of learning energy that is connected across levels in the complex. . The sprawling feature of the terrain also creates a lively dialogue between the living areas around the gardens – through the center of the road – with the daily activities of households on the other. In the gardens, the space between the houses and the other side is the learning activities of children and students in the garden spaces that open and close flexibly between the classrooms. Project: IGC – Institute of Global Citizens Location: Tay Ninh, Vietnam Area: 13,249.3m2 Floor area: 16,519.4m2 Architect: KIENTRUC O Interior + Landscape: KIENTRUC O Main Architect: Dam Vu Design team: An Ni Le, Viet Nguyen, Duy Tang, Phuong Doan, Giang Le, Lam Nguyen, Phuong Tran, Quoc Nguyen, Truong Le, Thinh Pham Completion year: 2020

Recently, a “micro” house in Wales, England, was for sale for 150,000 pounds (4.9 billion VND) attracting the attention of many people. This property is 7ft (2.1m) wide, sandwiched between two massive houses and hidden behind a garden so it’s almost invisible from the outside. This “micro” house has a lounge, kitchen, 1 bedroom and bathroom. Although everything in the house is cramped, the house has a parking space outside the front door. The ground floor of the house has been extended for more living space, while the kitchen and dining room are in a small area. There is a staircase leading to the first floor, where the bedroom and bathroom are located. Despite its micro size, this property has quite a lot of potential as it is located in the luxurious Mumbles area on the outskirts of Swansea, south Wales. The average price of a property in this golden tourist area was £307,457 (VND 10 billion) in June (according to data from real estate site sarnn Zoopla). Before this “micro” house, Britain’s “thinnest” house with a width of only 1.6m was sold for 950,000 pounds (31 billion dong) in February this year. Meanwhile, a two-bed house just 7ft 9in (2.13 m) has been sold for £1.9m (£62bn) in London in 2020. A two-bed house is narrower than a bus in London was sold on the market for £430,000 last week.

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After the contest Miss Universe (Miss Universe) for the 69th time ended, Miss Khanh Van almost “makeover”. She ditched the glamorous and luxurious style, choosing youthful and dynamic outfits, mostly pants jeans and a strapless top or a simple t-shirt. Due to the hectic schedule of Miss Universe, In addition to having to eat western food constantly, which did not suit her taste, Miss Khanh Van lost a lot of weight. Today, she lamented on her personal page that it took her up to 2 hours to choose because everything was too big. Even so, in the end, Miss Khanh Van still has a set of photos street style received up to 170K times like . To overcome the situation that the waistband was too wide, the queen used a tie from the shirt instead of the belt, and also tied the string into a bow in front of the abdomen, so as not to reveal the waistband too wide. This handling of Miss Khanh Van is really effective, not only helping her hide the disadvantage of her wide belly pants, but also creating a highlight for the set to be more interesting. Attend Miss Universe (Miss Universe) for the 69th time and reached the Top 21 overall, Miss Khanh Van is the contestant with the most votes in the contest’s history. The queen is currently staying in the US with some separate schedules, then will return to Vietnam. Khanh Van is currently the Miss with the highest number of followers on social media showbiz Vietnam.

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Participants in the “Deep Time” study emerged from the Lombrives Cave after 40 days underground. Photo: AP. After 40 days of voluntary isolation, on April 24, a group of volunteers consisting of 15 people participating in a scientific experiment called Deep Time came out of the vast Lombrives cave in southwestern France. They consisted of eight men and seven women living in the deep, dark and wet caves to help researchers understand how humans adapt to drastic changes in conditions and habitats. They have no watches, no sunlight, and have no contact with the outside world. With bright smiles on their pale faces, 15 volunteers left the Lombrives cave in cheering applause. They must wear special glasses to protect their eyes after long periods of time in the dark. When returning to the ground, all the volunteers wore special glasses to avoid shock to the light. Photo: AP. Marina Lancon, 33, one of seven female members in the test, said: “This is like being pressed on an emergency pause button.” Ms. Marina still wanted to be able to stay in the cave for a few more days, but she also said she was happy to see the wind blowing in her face again and to hear birds singing in the trees in the French Pyréneés. And she said, in a few days she has no plans to reopen her smartphone to hope to avoid a “too brutal” return to real life. The group of volunteers began to return from the ground. Photo: AP. For 40 days and nights, the team lived and explored the caves as part of the Deep Time project. There is no sunlight inside, the temperature is 10 degrees C and the relative humidity is 100 percent. The cave dwellers had no contact with the outside world, had no pandemic updates, nor any contact information with friends or family. Scientists at the Human Adaptation Institute leading the 1.2 million euros ($ 1.5 million) “Deep Time” project, said this experiment will help them better understand how people adapt to drastic changes in conditions and habitats. Because they don’t have a clock, team members keep an eye on their circadian clock to know when to wake up, go to bed, and eat. They count their days not by hours, but by their sleep cycle. Therefore, Project Director, Mr. Christian Clot was surprised that the time in the cave was over: “We think it’s only been 30 days.” The estimate of one team member is only 23 days. Members participating in the Deep Time project study speak during the press conference after returning from the Lombrives Cave after 40 days underground. Photo: AP. Working with laboratories in France and Switzerland, the scientists tracked the 15 members’ sleep patterns, social interactions, and behavioral responses via sensors. This sensor is designed as a small thermometer inside a capsule that participants swallow like a pill. It measures body temperature and transmits data to a computer until it is naturally cleared out. On April 23, the scientists told the study subjects they would be out soon. After the 40-day challenge, 2/3 of the group still wished to stay in the cave for a little more time. Photo: AP. On April 24, when they were released from the cave, although the participants looked tired, two-thirds of the participants expressed a wish to stay underground a little longer to complete group projects. At the beginning of the expedition, said Benoit Mauvieux, a biologist involved in the study. “Our future as humans on this planet will flourish,” said Clot after exiting the cave. “We have to learn to better understand how our brains are able to find new solutions, in any situation.”

Narrow street is located in Malá Strana, the oldest quarter of the city. About 5 minutes walk from Malostranská metro station. The street is only 50 cm wide attracting tourists in Europe Because the road is too narrow, to make it convenient for pedestrians, the local government has installed traffic lights at both ends of the road. Most of the people using the road were tourists. With the push of a button, pedestrians can alert anyone waiting on the other end that they are planning to pass. A funny incident happened on this road with a German tourist while trying to pass Vinarna Certovka. The woman was stuck in the middle of the road and was unable to escape despite being helped by everyone trying to push her away. After a while of rescue, finally, one had to use up the slippery of soap before the female tourist could escape the Vinarna Certovka road. Going through Vinarna Certovka is not an easy experience for fat people. According to the Guinness Book of Records, the world’s narrowest road belongs to Spreuerhofstrasse, located in Reutlingen, Germany.

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120km south of Hanoi capital, deep in the heart of Tam Diep mountain range, Cuc Phuong National Park – the first national park in Vietnam, is one of the famous and attractive ecotourism destinations. and is the most important protected area in the country. Possessing 222 km2 of primitive tropical forest, Cuc Phuong is known as a giant biological park with more than 2200 species of plants, 336 species of birds, 135 species of mammals, 122 species of reptiles … including many species of in the red book of Vietnam. Cuc Phuong National Park also has many beautiful caves to keep historical and cultural relics such as: ancient caves, Moong caves …

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With the characteristic of rain forests, green all year round, Cuc Phuong has a very cool climate, especially in the summer. Here, visitors will be able to relax amidst the fresh green space of the mountains and forests, admire the beauty and magical moments of nature, participate in camping and adventure exploration activities, research. culture, history or harmonize with the community of Muong people, learn about customs, unique cultural features, characterized by folds of houses on stilts, brocade weaving frames, and rice mortars. …

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Phan Thanh is the most famous youngster in Saigon with a collection of supercars worth hundreds of billion VND. In some photos, this 8X youngster also reveals a part of his luxurious living space. Photo: FBNV

In the midst of crowded Saigon, Phan Thanh’s villas have a large active area, automatic gate system. Photo: Zing.

Phan Thanh’s yard is so wide that it can park many supercars at the same time. Photo: FBNV.

According to the photo shared by Phan Thanh, his villa has an elegant white color. Photo: FBNV.

After marrying hot girl Primmy Truong, the couple lives in a luxury apartment with outstanding golden furniture. The dining area has a view of the city. Photo: FBNV.

The villa of young Trung Tin – husband of Miss Dang Thu Thao is located in the central street in District 1 (Ho Chi Minh City). Photo: VTCNews.

The villa has 3 floors high, surrounded by many trees. Photo: Zing

Inside the villa is designed in a modern, luxurious style but still feels light and comfortable. Photo: FBNV.

Major Louis Nguyen (billionaire son Johnathan Hanh Nguyen) lives with his wife (the pearl of Tang Thanh Ha) in a white villa with airy space and simple and elegant design. Photo: Zing

The villa has a large garden with many trees planted. Photo: Zing.

Villa has a large garden with many trees planted. Photo: Zing.

Nice winding staircase. Photo: FBNV

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