Back in 1999. Yahoo has certainly gone downhill since then it was once a good email/ good search engine/ good chat back in its hey day.
Back in 1999. Yahoo has certainly gone downhill since then it was once a good email/ good search engine/ good chat back in its hey day.
I was seven so 98? First place I went to was ESPN.com and then Nintendo.com.



| Sqrl said: I think he was referring to the internet as the World Wide Web specifically (the two words have the same meaning now but it wasn't always the case). Which unless I am mistaken (its been a while since I learned this) was created back in '89 by Tim Berners-Lee and not Al Gore no matter what he tells you lol. I'm not entirely sure when the first time I utilized non-web based computer communications but I know it involved a BBS =) I'm pretty sure there are plenty of people who were using similar stuff long before I was either way. |
Technically I predated the internet, as it was called the arpanet when I started back in the late 80s which then became the internet, but the internet still predated the web brosers by a few years.
If you talk BBS, and dialup modems, etc... it goes back a few years more to early 80s for me.
About 15 years ago, 28.8K modem was the fastest model
At that time, not every computer equipped with a mouse, can you imagine it?

The first time on the internet was ~93-94 when they started with AOL for windows.
The first time I used a modem for anything was probably a couple years earlier on a BBS, on which I dominated the game that they had.



not too long ago maybe 1998-99
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can't really remember the year.. i remember the era though, 95ish
1993 with Mosaic on a Sun workstation. There wasn't much to the web back then -- mostly university file transfers. That was the real world wide web...
Before that, I got into being "online" at 300 baud with the first generation 300Kbps modems and green screens...