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I’ve been around the internet for so long, I used to go to these “video” sites that you, rather than watch the videos on there, had to download them, where most of them were of potato quality, never heavier than 3 mbs. Funny vids mind you, for the porn it was Ares, Limeware, or CDs someone would bring to school to pass around in exchange for snacks at recess time, as not even USB sticks were widespread in those days. Heh, and it was a catholic school, where some even dared to watch the porn in the school computers, happening so often their CD drives were eventually disabled.

We also had a computer lab equipped with Win 95 machines, back when XP was in all the rage, but that was because the school’s english software, the very same that helped me be this fluid, only worked on them. But I digress, the internet back them felt more mysterious, more free, when chat rooms, myspace and MSN messenger ruled the landscape, Rotten and the offended page of EncyclopediaDramatica where the worst things you could send to friends, “funny” power point presentations were all the rage, and it was relatively easy to stumble upon things you were never meant to see. Man, and while I don’t miss the speed, I do miss the 56k modem sounds, the annoucement that you were about to enter the information highway. Ah, 1996 right about the exact moment when the comic industry, riding high on record-breaking sales figures and a diversity of publishers and material that hadn’t been seen in decades, went completely batshit and drove the bus right off a cliff by simply assuming that fans would buy just about anything, as long as it was marketed properly (which, in the 90s, was either sex appeal, or the collectability / gimmick factor). Peugeot Radio Code Calculator Download Free. If you wonder why hundreds of thousands of readers threw in the towel in the last couple years of the century, I give you Exhibit A from our Canadian friends at Catfish Comics. Here, we’re tapping into not just one, but two red-hot sensationalistic trends of the time – ‘Bad Girl’ comics of wildly varying quality, and the swimsuit pin-up issues virtually *every* publisher was flooding the racks with. This was when we started scraping the bottom of the barrel: the wannabe Rob Liefelds and Jim Lees got too lazy to even lightbox Penthouse spreads and add in guns, knives, and blood, and just started to hire amateur models in swimsuits or cosplay gear for photo covers, not even bothering to enlist actual professional grade photographers.

More like the Spring Break special discount at Sears Portrait Studio with a rather unusual choice of props. Not to mention probably the most uninspired logo in the history of comics, straight off a drop down menu from a '1001 Desktop Publishing Fonts’ CD-ROM, because why bother actually making a legitimate attempt at some sort of grindhouse-film-on-paper art? Duuude there's REAL-LIFE cute girls in bikinis. Even back in the era of America On-line and 56K modems, you could still find better quality eroticism on the internet for free, that didn’t come wrapped around a mediocre comic for two-and-half bucks.

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Tons of that fiber is still sitting there usable-but-unused because just so much was built and modern signaling doesn’t need it yet. These were usually sold off to other isps or telcos another huge amount was used to build cell phone towers and the fiber backhaul that feeds them. When those towers first went up they were capable of meeting the absolutely hilariously low speeds of the time for “broadband” with the higher rates of EDGE service or EVDO etc. They are also the basis for most of the country’s land area having service, instead of just major cities and suburbs plus a scattering on the highways. Frankly, if we had instead gotten the 1995-2005 definition of broadband installed to everybody’s home instead, it would be nearly useless compared to those towers and their fiber backhaul that supply much faster 3g and lte services today.

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Honorable mention of sorts goes to the Daewoo E-Power (pictured above), which was in production before the eOne, but never got to make it to the market; Apple shut production of this computer down before it even got out of the factory.