I was sending email on a company developed net ( 1982 or 83)- that later - not many years ago
that Fed net and Mill net both joined since it was larger and better controlled in the
world. The company provided connections to many an embassy and foreign bank. Finally
the Bank net joined to have access in Africa. It started as a IT department talking to
another - and just paying the money from existing budget. Company didn't budget at first.

They hosted the Winter Olympics several years ago now.

Martin

Martin
Martin Eastburn
@ home at Lions' Lair with our computer lionslair at consolidated dot net
NRA LOH & Endowment Member
NRA Second Amendment Task Force Charter Founder



wrote:
In misc.survivalism Tim May wrote:


I had an ARPANET account in 1972-3. I used to talk to people doing
hypertext work (Ted Nelson, Mark Miller, Roger Gregory, etc.), circa
1985-87. This pre-dated Tim Berners-Lee's work on the HTTP protocols by
several years. Not taking anything away from TBL, whose straightforward
use of protocols cut through a lot of cruft.


But, the point is, the protocols were being deployed while Algore was
still campaigning.


The deal was when it came to the initial funding to actually deploy the
Arpanet, Gore was a very good friend; it appears he was one of the first
in Congress to use e-mail on a regular basis via CompuServe.


The whole "Gore invented the Internet" thing displays the true colors of
the Bu****es.

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