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In A Chemistry Class There Was A Guy Sitting In Front Of Me Doing What Looked Like A Jigsaw Puzzle Or Some Really Weird Kind Of Thing. He Told Me He Was Writing A Computer Program.

That Was Clearly Surprising, Interesting - A Very Interesting Milestone Was When You Can Pick Up A Magazine And Read An Article About Some Sort Of Computer Related Thing And They Mention The Word Internet Without Explaining It.

But As Soon As We Got That Higher Speed Access To The Home There?s Going To Be A Tremendous Crunch On The Backbones For A Much Higher Speed Bandwidth. People Really Ought To Be Planning For That.

I Think They Called Me The Closest Thing To A God Of The Internet. But At The End, That Article Wasn't Very Complimentary, Because The Author Suggested That I Wasn't Doing A Very Good Job, And That I Ought To Be Replaced By A "professional." Of Course, There Isn't Any "god Of The Internet." The Internet Works Because A Lot Of People Cooperate To Do Things Together.

One Way To Get High Speed To The Home Is Over Cable Systems.