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Tag: A Few Thousand Upgrades Later

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Fringe Wayback Machine: Brain Shapiro revisits online predictions from 1995 in A FEW THOUSAND UPGRADES LATER

Christopher Munden August 29, 2015 No Comments

What did the future of the internet look like in 1995? This Fringe show takes a look.

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