Tomorrow at Ceremony!

[Jeremy David]

The first known use of the word "Internet" was in 1974 by Vint Cerf
and Bob Kahn. And there's a good argument to be made that the real
birth of the Internet was in 1968 with the ARPANET. Although the
ARPANET didn't use TCP/IP, it *was* four host computers in different
cities linked together at 50 Kbps. The Internet is a little older than
most people think it is.

On 8/18/06, manny at telerama.com <manny at telerama.com> wrote:
>
> seriously old school
> > goth/industrial/electro that will have you hearkening back to a time
> > before iPods, Hot Topic and MySpace...you know, a time when you wove
> > your own fishnets only to shred them and then walk 5 miles in the snow
> > to a Spahn Ranch show. :P
>
> but not before the Internet. Which would make it 'mid-school'.
> Not 'old-school'.
>
> Now, if you were referring to the Detroit dark-rock band Spahn Ranch (which
> later became Majesty Crush) who played here with The Garden etc in '88 and '89,
> that would be old school (as least as far as Pgh's goth scene is concerned).
> Although there'd be no snow. Both times they played were in the spring and
> summer.
>
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