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"Mostly because it seemed like a neat idea. There was no directive to ‘go forth and invent email." – Ray Tomlinson, when asked why he invented email www.nytimes.com/2016/03/08/t...

why does anyone do anything? (this is my final answer)

starting a collection of quotes like this

the byte covers are UNREAL! just learned the the guy who painted them is still around and updates his blog tinney.net

be careful if you click this link because the internet archive collection of computer magazines could suck you in for hours archive.org/details/comp...

i wish everything looked like 1980s computer magazines

i'm glad you said something because i wouldn't have known! i'm concerned about animal rights at least to some extent (enough to not eat meat) but i definitely didn't think to look into situations like this that happened so many years ago. anyway this taught me things so thanks!

books.google.com/books?id=_U4...

impossible to get sick of the "DOG-LOVING DUCK" article in life magazine (1949)

I'm a big Cliff Stoll fan and I like pretty much everything he does so feel free to take this wiht a grain of salt but I think his ted talk is best one I've ever seen!!! www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gj8I...

www.newsweek.com/clifford-sto... there's the article link and here's his klein bottle website which is literally among the greatest websites ever and never gets old www.kleinbottle.com

Cliff Stoll (kooky scientist, Cold War era hacker, klein bottles) published a 1995 essay and then a book claiming the web was overhyped and apparently it became known for being so wrong. But overall I think he really nailed it!!!!!

went to a public lecture on transatlantic submarine cables where the entire audience was men of retirement age and i got to hold a segment of the original!!!

ok and i simply NEED to include some of the ads from this issue

the whole 8-page interview is worth a read!!!

from playboy's 2004 interview with "the google guys"

wayback machine link web.archive.org/web/19991104...