Cyhist Jul 6 1996

Date: Sat, 6 Jul 1996 23:05:02 -0700
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Polly --

> (Doesn't anyone know of a "Surfing the
> Arpanet" shirt for example? ;-))

If you could find either Andy Lipinski or Hugo (his son) they might have a
clue. They were part of the Institute for the Future team working on the
D-ARPANET back in the early-to-mid 70's. The linkage was through the NASA
Ames port. Astounding to remember the "primative" state of programming
languages... Fortran was a luxury, and most work was done in machine language.

Tracing the development from DARPANET to WWW is, in itself, a fascinating
study in evolutionary dynamics.

Rick
(Frederick D. Lazar)

Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
New York University
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Fafnir Associates. Ltd.
"A Vokte Uten Frykt"
"the passion to destroy is a creative passion" Mikhail Bakunin
Why we can colonize the universe:
"If man can survive in New York, he can live anywhere!" A. Clarke

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