Foghat 53rd Anniversary 1971 2024 Thank You For The Memories Shirt

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Honestly I think you’d have a more sensical argument if you just went all in and pointed to the Foghat 53rd Anniversary 1971 2024 Thank You For The Memories Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this legislation that Gore supported that was helpful to furthering internet advancements. It would make more sense to say they were wrong to mock him when he helped clear the legislative path, and then do sort of a counter mocking of what kind of idiot would think he literally meant he developed computer science skills on the side so that he could personally develop protocols and design infrastructure. THAT would be absurd, wouldn’t it? What a silly person it would take to be so literal that they believe that’s what Al Gore meant! I’m not even on team GOP but I do have functional eyes and ears, and just can’t reach that level of cognitive dissonance to disregard the man taking credit on camera for “creating the internet” as opposition propaganda.

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“he said create not invent, so it’s GOP propaganda” is weak. That is the Foghat 53rd Anniversary 1971 2024 Thank You For The Memories Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this kind of argument that will only satiate people that were anti GOP in the first place. Operating with facts will be more persuasive to those that don’t already agree with you. The Internet is not the World Wide Web. The American is “right” in the fact the early web was an American thing. The original CERN web was to pass around physics papers. Most of the backbone of the web came from NCSA, which split off into Spyglass (in effect became IE) and Mozilla (Netscape). The original web server and client was at CERN. This was based on top of the Internet, which had its origins in DARPA packet switching theory Wouldn’t it make more sense for us Americans to use the metric system online to accommodate literally every other country? To be fair, the internet was first used to communicate between CERN and Fermilab, which is in the US. (A Fermilab physicist once told me that it was basically scientific trash talking.) It seems that even a blind squirrel occasionally finds an acorn, as the moron in the OP was partially correct. This fucking post again? Arpanet was first used in UCLA, it is indeed an American invention. The appropriate response to this idiot’s comment would be, “just because US invented the internet doesn’t mean it owns it.”

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