[url=https://arstechnica.co.uk/civis/viewtopic.php?p=34333367#p34333367:3mp38hzj said: thekaj[/url]":3mp38hzj]I recall checking out CompuServe back in college (I was ...
A decade before the World Wide Web was a thing, CompuServe was the biggest player in the online service space. You could connect to the service with a dialup modem and chat, engage in message forums, ...
CompuServe contracted with private individuals and parties to run its forums, with each forum’s contract holder receiving a percentage of the billed time users spent in that forum. The most successful ...
If you were lucky enough, as I was, to go to a technically-advanced school or work for a high-technology company in the 70s and 80s, you had Internet access. For most of us though the only way we had ...
Some enterprising folks developed offline reading and composing software (TAPCIS), so you only had to connect for a few seconds. Thus avoiding the high hourly charges. Click to expand... I was a big ...
A decade before the World Wide Web was a thing, CompuServe was the biggest player in the online service space. You could connect to the service with a dialup modem and chat, engage in message forums, ...
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