A tip from reader Peter Squire: The Mouse turns 40 years old today.
Forty years of a awesome device that has seen several changes because of HF.
Here is Douglas Engelbart demonstrating the mouse 40 years ago:
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I’m so glad you posted this video. It’s always been one of my favorites.
I love how surprisingly old some “new” things are.