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The internet in 1990 -- holy smokes!
40hz:
if the gazooba-net isn't being piped directly into my brain in 20 years from now i'll be very disappointed.
-nudone (May 03, 2011, 12:42 PM)
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And I'll be...relieved. ;D
Stoic Joker:
if the gazooba-net isn't being piped directly into my brain in 20 years from now i'll be very disappointed.
-nudone (May 03, 2011, 12:42 PM)
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And I'll be...relieved. ;D
-40hz (May 03, 2011, 02:53 PM)
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You worried you'll click on the wrong thing and end up with a dirty mind?
superboyac:
Some of that stuff seemed pretty neat at the time. Wonder where we'll be twenty years from now. ;D
-mrainey (May 03, 2011, 10:20 AM)
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Most likely in a tightly regulated, moderately taxed, and heavily monitored info-place largely dominated by commercial interests, government-sponsored propaganda, religious ranting, and political agendas.
Oh yeah... and with better and faster graphics and media.
Does anyone really expect it to be any different? I mean honestly now. ;D
-40hz (May 03, 2011, 12:35 PM)
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Soooooooo depressing. A rapidly diminishing middle class. The standard of living in the city will decrease significantly. Fewer "american dream" opportunities. Much less freedom of speech from a social pressure standpoint. The quality of education will be bloated and poor in general, and financially much more prohibitive than Americans are used to. Just wait until the double-dip recession hits. Wait until that bailout money starts diffusing into the system at large. That's going to be scary. Very depressing stuff.
cyberdiva:
1990? Where did all those graphics come from? My screen was text only for several more years.
mrainey:
Just wait until the double-dip recession hits. Wait until that bailout money starts diffusing into the system at large. That's going to be scary. Very depressing stuff.
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And, your degree is in ...... ?
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