On 15/02/2019 21:42, Ant wrote:
Buffalo wrote:
"Ant" wrote in message
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nospam wrote:
In article , Ken Blake
wrote:

And don't forget Usenet, which started in 1979.

If you were fortunate to have a connection. Here you had to be on
university and have contacts with enough power to allow you time on a
computer with that connection. I did not hear of Internet till the
90's,
and it took me about a decade to get access at home.


I got my first e-mail address in 1991 or 92. E-mail was the only
access I had to the Internet then; it was through a BBS.

I didn't have web access in my home until around 1994.

newbie.

Same for me, but later like in 1995 with TIA and SLiRP via my
university's HP-UX shell account. Before that, it was BBSes, Prodigy,
and my friend's university shell account (didn't know how to do that web
stuff yet). All on dial-up, baby. :P

Wow, you had dial-up and not a crank phone? Nice to have the latest stuff!!

Hehe. http://zimage.com/~ant/antfarm/about/toys.html for my past and current stuff. Yeah, these days I use ancient stuff like my
decade old PCs. I care not for the newer stuff anymore.

Wow that's pretty impressive this past and current stuff!!!
Congratulations!!!
Best Regards
@lex