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People in 1994 looking at an email address for the first time
- ksaj 4y agoQuite misogynist, as well.
- boredemployee 4y agoWhy? Genuinely asking if you don't mind.
- ksaj 4y agoHis comment about Alyson not being able to say anything in ten seconds or less. Men don't get away with calling a woman out for babbling so much these days.
- HappyJoy 4y agoHow so?
- ksaj 4y agoHis comment about Alyson not being able to say anything in ten seconds or less. Men don't get away with calling a woman out for babbling so much these days.
- silisili 4y agoFunny to watch now. I'm not sure who that guy is, but he seemed really skeptical/angry about the whole thing. But maybe that's just his usual personality.
- netman21 4y agoWhen I launched my ISP in Michigan I once showed a VP of engineering at ITT Automotive my business card with with my email address. This was 1993. He said "I will never need an an email address." :-)
- arealaccount 4y ago“What is the internet anyway” It’s the thing where you will find all of the tweets to fill your 24hr news cycle in the next 15 years
- simonblack 4y agoAnd that was with those "new-fangled" email addresses with the '@' sign. Imagine what they would have said about the older 'bang-separated node-trail' addresses that we used with UUCP.