Interesting Justin. While I have heard of ARPANET, I didn't realize how similar it was to the internet we know today. Touche!justincredible wrote:ARPANET was around in the 60s.BigAppleBuckeye wrote: Wow, besides a talent to insult African-Americans without forming a complete sentence, you seem to have developed the skill of time-travel. Wasn't the internet invented in the late 80s?
Per wiki:In March, 1970, the ARPANET reached the U.S. East Coast, when an IMP at BBN itself was joined up to the network. Thereafter, the network grew quickly: 9 IMPs by June 1970, and 13 by December; 18 by September, 1971 (at which point 23 hosts, at universities and government research centers, were connected to the ARPANET); 29 by August, 1972, and 40 by September, 1973.
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