13 Nov 2014 6:53 pm
RichClem » 13 Nov 2014 4:28 pm » wrote:Look at the fascist try to seize someone else's property.
Misty » 13 Nov 2014 4:32 pm » wrote:Whose property is it Kitten?
That would be the U.S. Government.RichClem » 13 Nov 2014 4:34 pm » wrote:It belongs to the company that invested and built it.
Obama Was Right: The Government Invented the Internet
Everyone in the tech world knows that the Internet got its start in the 1960s, when a team of computing pioneers at the Pentagon’s Advanced Research Projects Agency designed and deployed ARPANET, the first computer network that used “packet switching”—a communications system that splits up data and sends it across multiple paths toward its destination, which is the basic design of today’s Internet. According to most accounts, researchers working on ARPANET created many of the Internet’s defining features, including TCP/IP, the protocol on which today’s network operates. In the 1980s, they strung together various government and university networks together using TCP/IP—thus creating a single worldwide network, the Internet.
