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Old Greg replied

4 August 2020, 16:04
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DoctorStrangelove replied

4 August 2020, 15:58
His co-inventor has popped his clogs:

Bill English: Computer mouse co-creator dies at 91 - BBC News
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EternalOptimist replied

3 July 2013, 22:57
all the greats, dying on us

Englebart
Neil Armstrong
Patrick Moore
Swampy
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Zippy replied

3 July 2013, 22:53
Damn. He was an inspirational man.
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AtW replied

3 July 2013, 20:37
Great man. RIP
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stek replied

3 July 2013, 19:11
RIP, 'Please Release Me' was a great song but he did let us down in Eurovision.....
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doodab replied

3 July 2013, 19:05
If he'd worked in my office he wouldn't have managed any of that.
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Bunk replied

3 July 2013, 18:26
Didn't do much did he?
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NickFitz started a topic Doug Engelbart RIP

3 July 2013, 18:17
Doug Engelbart RIP

Inventor of the mouse, involved in the development of GUIs, bitmapped screens, hypertext, and ARPANET, which became the Internet.

Douglas Engelbart - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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