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In the early 1960’s there were timesharing computers that were able to have more than one program running at once. In the early 1970’s, Ray Tomlinson was working on a small team developing an operating system that was called TENEX. Tomlinson created the first ARPANET email application, Tomlinson then sent his colleagues an email using his new program, with instructions on how it is used. This was then later released in 1971.
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Paul Allen and Bill Gates are looking at a magazine of Popular Electronics demonstrating the Altair 8800. Paul Allen and Bill Gates saw potential to develop an implementation of the programming language basic for it.
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In 1978, X.25 (a standard protocol suite) provided the very first packet switching network that was both commercial and international.
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In 1984 the first domain name addressing system was created by Douglas Terry, Mark Painter, David Riggle, and Songnian Zhou. It was called the Berkeley Internet Name Domain Server.
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The first webcam was made in 1991. Quentin Stafford-Fraser wrote the client software for the webcam, and Paul Jardetzky wrote the server so people could view it. The sole purpose of the webcam was to monitor the coffee maker to help save wasted time going for coffee that wasn't even ready.
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Google's first office was set up in a workspace in Susan Wojcicki’s garage.
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