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4 comments:
My first Internet connection was in 1991, cost $20/month for four hours connect time with a 2400 baud dial-up modem. Everything was in text mode and there was no Yahoo or Google. Just a bunch of university stuff and some NASA info.
It's amazing to see reminders of how far we've come!!
2-3,000 PC owners in the Bay Area? Don't you think now it would be 2-3,000 that DON'T have computers? Crazy.
That is awesome. It makes me think about how much kids will be laughing at what I'm doing right now in 20 years.
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