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Tim Berners-Lee
That year, a computer programmer in Switzerland named Tim Berners-Lee introduced the World Wide Web: an internet that was not simply a way to send files from one place to another but was itself a “web” of information that anyone on the Internet could retrieve. Berners-Lee created the Internet that we know today.
Packet switching was a precursor to the internet & was invented for & by government purposes.
The history of packet switching goes back to UK National Physical Laboratory (NPL). Donald Davies who was in charge of the Computer Science Department at NPL realised that a better way of sending data between computers than the circuit switched network. ... This was the first practical use of packet switching techniques. Have you heard of X.25, I'll bet not.
https://www.communicationsmuseum.org.uk/emuseum/packetswitching/
The history of packet switching goes back to UK National Physical Laboratory (NPL). Donald Davies who was in charge of the Computer Science Department at NPL realised that a better way of sending data between computers than the circuit switched network. ... This was the first practical use of packet switching techniques. Have you heard of X.25, I'll bet not.
https://www.communicationsmuseum.org.uk/emuseum/packetswitching/
ssWell, let's see...
For postal service you have FedEx, UPS, DHL, etc., and they do a better job of delivery than the USPS...
Roads aren't socialized. They are paid for by taxes extracted mainly by those who use them.
Public school? Property taxes pay for that primarily. But given the shitty job many do of educating students, schools by subscription like charters or private schools might be a better way to go.
Police and fire are often by subscription too. That is you pay for this like you would any other service. There are also private security services and such available. It is also kind of hypocritical that police are mentioned given the "Defund the police" movement by the Left and Democrats...
Oh, in the bottom one the Veteran's Administration is mentioned. Again, not socialized medicine. You get that benefit for military service not automatically for just showing up. That's a contractual arrangement between employer (government / military and the individual that signed a contract for service). Women's suffrage is not socialized either. The Peace Corps is a job, nothing more. Minimum wage is not socialized, but just government fiat. Unemployment insurance is insurance paid for by employers and employees. We've always had weekends...
Then there's the socialized systems like social security that doesn't pay enough to let you retire without supplementing it, Medicare and Medicaid that cover only part of the bill, often only use crappy providers, limit services covered, and require supplemental insurance you pay for yourself to cover the rest, and of course, Obamacare that just is an added layer of idiocy that raises the cost of medical insurance...
Oh, and the government didn't "invent" the Internet either, they were just one contributor...
Bottom line, as always socialism sucks at what it does. That's why they're revolting in Cuba right now.
Davies was a Welshman, no?
Like your beloved Moon .
Vinton Cerf
Tim Berners-Lee
FDR didn't "rescue" the nation from the Great Depression, WW 2 did. In fact, during FDR's first term in office the depression got worse.
https://mises.org/library/how-fdr-made-depression-worse
https://igeek.com/FDR:_1930_-_Depression,_First_Term_and_the_New_Deal
https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB123353276749137485
The middle class in America existed long before FDR took office. The minimum wage wasn't passed until 1938, well into FDR's second term and really had little effect on the economy or wages as by that point the US was experiencing a labor shortage, due to huge increases in defense spending and production, and two years later wage and price controls were imposed on the nation by FDR. It would be these that led to the introduction of widespread employer paid health insurance and other non-wage benefits for workers, not anything mandated by FDR or the government. Instead, these were workarounds to incentivize workers to take jobs with employers in lieu of higher wages.
As for elderly poverty, that still exists today and in good part because of Social Security.
So, the retards at Occupy Democrats, as usual, are a bunch of historical illiterates who don't know what the fuck they're talking about. If I were you 50USA, I'd find another source that is reliable rather than post up crap from a Leftist group that doesn't know their elbow from their asshole.
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Thank a Democrat for all of it.
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Many people were involved in the genesis of the Internet. Vinton Cerf devised the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) for instance.
Cerf’s protocol transformed the internet into a worldwide network. Throughout the 1980s, researchers and scientists used it to send files and data from one computer to another. However, in 1991 the internet changed again. .
That year, a British computer programmer in Switzerland named Tim Berners-Lee introduced the World Wide Web: an internet that was not simply a way to send files from one place to another but was itself a “web” of information that anyone on the Internet could retrieve. Berners-Lee created the Internet that we know today.
Nobody under 40 will see it, so no. Fuck you, give me my money back.
You could also be dead before that. Life is a crap shoot there are no guarantees on anything. Here today, gone tomorrow.
That's not a fucking justification to take my money you bitch.
Do you quibble about everything? FDR set up policies that had a great impact on the economy like the CCC,CWA,NIRA, and Soc, Sec.
The PWA built the Lincoln Tunnel
Bankhead tunnel
Detroit Sewage disposal proj
Key West overseas hwTruboriygh Brudge
Bourne tunnel
Sagamore Tunnel
Fr. Peck dam
Hoover Grand Coulee
Pensacola dam
Mansfield Dam
Tim Miller dam
Upper Mississippi locks and dams
And they improved or built about a hundred airports.
All those projects triggered a multiplier effect in the economy.
Rightys are so easily fooled because they want to believe so badly.
Do you really want another smackdown for that list?
We could start with the Key West overseas highway... That was state spending and then defense spending. The US Navy in particular wanted a reliable road out to Key West for defense purposes. The US Army wanted it likewise for coast defense.
The Lincoln Tunnel wasn't built by the PWA, it only funded part of it, and the Tunnel project itself pre-dates the PWA in engineering, design, and even some construction. It would have been built eventually with or without federal funding.