h a l f b a k e r yYeah, I wish it made more sense too.
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Because the internet/web are reasonably
recent in terms of mass-market adoption,
a lot of the things that have happened
for the first time ever on the internet
are in our recent history. This idea is
for a list of these to be somewhere
(obviously, on the internet). E.g. the
first email
sent by a head of state (I'm
pretty sure this is the queen of the UK,
who sent an email in 1976); the first
time someone bought a smartphone from a
website on another smartphone, etc...
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Would the list include the first time someone proposed, on a on-line forum, the creation of list of internet firsts? |
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...and the first time someone commented on such an
idea |
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Recursion: swearing again and again. |
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Yeah, googlewhacks and the first bitcoin pizza are ready nominees. But I'm probably not the first to suggest those. |
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I remember my first internet access .... |
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I was one of a group of 3 people who convinced my college to establish a connection to the internet..... three computers were connected after 6 months of negotiations etc. I had used something called Mozilla on a computer at another college, and showed this to my head of department who typed in the word "golf" to carry out his first search. For the first few years we used HotBot, but at a design show I went to in London, several notables selected something called Google as an example of a well designed product, so I tried it and convinced my colleagues that it was worth trying when I returned...... |
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padding in to the guest account at nsfnet-relay, ftp'ing files from the internet to there, then hhcping them back to your acct at your home uni. |
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Wifrt ... if you're going to buy your degree on the internet, it might
as well be a first. |
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I think I'd been close on some of these. According to
Wikipedia
first online trade was made by what eventually became
Ameritrade in 1994, but I was certainly working on that tech
in that time frame. |
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this is a bit more odd, but I probably had the largest scale
website (about 7 million users) brought down in a terrorist
attack, as my web farm was on the 68th floor of the South
Tower. |
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And on a lighter note, I might have had the first real-time
multiplayer online games for J2ME phones in 2005. |
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