The creator of the Internet regret the “double-slash”

Sir Tim Berners-Lee is a man with many titles and one comes from the fact that he was one of the people who lay the groundworks for the modern Internet, Sir Tim Berners-Lee has for long time even been considered the father of the Internet. In an interview at Impact Lab Berners-Lee has now admitted to a few things he regrets when constructing the foundation; the most obvious being the double slash required with all Internet addresses, “http://”. The reason is simply that that there is no reason what-so-ever for why you would need two slashes instead of one, but also that the domain name should’ve been reveresed “http:/com.nordichardware/”.

:: Check out the interview with Sir Tim Berners-Lee