Gizmodo 
Oct 12, 2009 4:33 PM
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Tim Berners-Lee, the guy who usually gets the cred for inventing the world wide web, says there is one thing he'd do differently if he did it all again: He'd dump the double slash that follows http in web addresses.
He apparently laments all the trees and time that's been killed by people having to type and print out "http://" instead of just "http:" and whatever the address is. I'm pretty sure, though, that typing out all those slashes isn't quite the biggest waste of time on the internet, so I hope he doesn't beat himself up too badly at night. [Bits]
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