How quickly things move

[jidar]

I work in the Internet industry myself and even though I've seen it happen first hand it's hard to believe just how quickly things have been moving. Every time I've made a prediction about how quickly things would change or be adopted (mp3s, broadband, streaming video) I thought I was being a bit radical but it turned out my estimates were conservative.

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Technology is moving at a breakneck pace.

[BWillie]

Love this song. I remember when I was 17 and I splooged my load because I could download I could download a song in an hour. lol

[Bob Dole]

Love this song. I remember when I was 17 and I splooged my load because I could download I could download a song in an hour. lol


You were still on dial-up last year?

[excessive]

Awesome video.

To answer its question, what does it mean?

Look to history: What has humankind done with each of the transforming technologies of each age? There's the answer.

Or do you suppose that lessons have been learned and things have changed?

[jidar]

Awesome video.

To answer its question, what does it mean?

Look to history: What has humankind done with each of the transforming technologies of each age? There's the answer.

Or do you suppose that lessons have been learned and things have changed?

What point at you trying to make? out with it.