The developer died who came up with the functions of "copy", "cut" and "insert"
On February 17, on the 75th year of his life, Larry Tesler died-a former employee of the Xerox and Apple companies, who invented the functions of “copy”, “cut”, “insert”, as well as “find” and “replace” available in all modern OSs. This was reported in the Xerox microblog on Twitter. “Your workflow has become easier thanks to its revolutionary ideas,” the message says. Tesler was born on April 24, 1945 in New York. In 1961, he graduated from the Higher School of Science of Bronx.