I graduated from law school in the 1990s. During my early years of practice, I did a substantial amount of divorce cases. Often these cases involved adultery more often than not. This time period coincided with a time people were getting computers for the first time. It is hard to think about now, but 30 years ago, most people still did not own computers and people were just started to use them at home, though many people used them at work or school. The internet was new to say the least. There were no smartphones, so a computer or something like a WebTV was the way to interact online.
ahhh the early days of computers. Fun tikes they were.
My group of friends were Computer Scientists, I was not. But we would often take over the Campus Computer Lab at night time, and play Net Doom until someone fell asleep.
I was at UW Madison from 95-99 and knew almost nothing about the computers I was using. Still don’t, really. But it always amused me that the male middle eastern students would openly look at porn on the library computer lab computers and nobody would say anything to them about it.
ahhh the early days of computers. Fun tikes they were.
My group of friends were Computer Scientists, I was not. But we would often take over the Campus Computer Lab at night time, and play Net Doom until someone fell asleep.
I was at UW Madison from 95-99 and knew almost nothing about the computers I was using. Still don’t, really. But it always amused me that the male middle eastern students would openly look at porn on the library computer lab computers and nobody would say anything to them about it.