Well, I remember playing Kill the Klingons on a Plasma terminal in 1979 at Naval Training Center. It was linked over Darpanet to some university computer system in, I believe New York.
So if you start feeling old, let me know... Regards, Jim On Sat, 2001-11-03 at 23:15, Seth Cohn wrote: > Was digging around in google groups (aka the old dejanews) since they've > been adding more stuff, and found old of my old sigs (circa 1997): > > "In my books, the name Seth Cohn is right up there with Serdar Argic, > Robert McElwaine, Laurence Canter and Martha Siegel." - Michael Dillon > *Subscribe to alt.fan.seth-cohn and never miss anything I say again on > Usenet!* > Gimme a Sethy snack? On the Internet, no one knows you're a crime solving > dog. > > The scary thing about this sig is that even in 1997 it was showing its' age > and by now it's truly an antique. > 1) Anyone know who Argic (10), McElwaine(10), Canter and Siegel (5) were? > The number in (#) is geekpoints awarded for knowing each one. > > 2) Usenet is a pale shadow of itself. alt.fan.seth-cohn isn't even carried > anywhere anymore. > > 3) Does everyone know if you are a dog on the Internet now? Does anyone > recall that phrase I was parodying. > > Cyber 'culture' is a scary thing... it expires so fast. 'in ye olde days' > is a matter of years. > > Seth, > feeling far older than I should... > > >
