I don't think browsers became common use for awhile after 1991 (Mosaic was 1991??) and the Perl CGI interface came afterwards...
However, would email lists factor in here??
There were plenty of X-Win Email clients, and many lists goto databases (Depends on the use of the list) - There is no work, there is no work...
- Damn, it worked for Neo!
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I don't think browsers became common use for awhile after 1991 (Mosaic was 1991??) and the Perl CGI interface came afterwards... However, would email lists factor in here?? There were plenty of X-Win Email clients, and many lists goto databases (Depends on the use of the list)
- There is no work, there is no work...
- Damn, it worked for Neo!
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America... Spying...
NO!!!
That'd NEVER happen!
I mean they tried to stop high bit encryption BECAUSE THEY COULD NOT CRACK IT!!
What if the Canadians had evil terrorists that were planning...
ooo, Aren't you glad that America was watching??
This would not surprise me (in light of recent happenings) and really, I think it's a great invasion of privacy...
But then again, I'll wait for it to be proven.
- There is no work, there is no work...
- Damn, it worked for Neo!
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