Quotes About Online

That would be like telling people not to send nudes. It doesn't work.

after Anonymous brought in its Real Name Policy. They

Life will be happier for the on-line individual because the people with whom one interacts most strongly will be selected more by commonality of interests and goals than by accidents of proximity." J. C. R. Licklider and Robert Taylor, "The Computer as a Communication Device," Science and Technology , Apr. 1968.

late 1980s, when it became possible for ordinary people at home or in the office to dial up and go online. This would launch a new phase of the Digital Revolution, one that would fulfill the vision of Bush, Licklider, and Engelbart that computers would augment human intelligence by being tools both for personal creativity and for collaborating.

AOL's users were not called customers or subscribers; they were members.

In the 1980s I thrilled to the static and screech that modems made when they opened for you the weirdly magical realm of online services and bulletin boards

Doug Engelbart demonstrate his oNLine System, made famous at the Mother of All Demos

The strangers we encounter on the web are abstractions, not a physical presence—we are interfacing with them, not interacting.

To coldfriend or coldfriending - Reaching out of the blue, via the internet, to a previously unknown person, for business purposes.

But Cheryl wasn't just trying to shock some callow kid into greater compassion. She was announcing the nature of her mission as Sugar. Inexplicable sorrows await all of us. That was her essential point. Life isn't some narcissistic game you play online. It all matters—every sin, every regret, every affliction.

Facebook is now hiring. No need to apply, we already have all your details.

Warning: the internet may contain traces of nuts.

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online activity. No suspicious e-mails. Websites are all over the place—including

Cookies are code that sites attach to the IP address on a computer

That's why I'm not on social media. People are way too open about their private lives. I don't need to see pictures of what somebody had for lunch or hear about how difficult their last bowel movement was or see on a map where they were when either one happened.

Zook peeked into the living room. "This house has high speed Internet, right?" "Sure, we got cable," Grandma said. "We're not in the Stone Age here. I blog and everything.

You need a cat," Lula said. "A cat?" "Yeah. I read an article online about how people are getting therapy cats on account of cats are good companions. We could go to the shelter and pick one out for you." "That's a big responsibility. I don't think I'm ready for a cat." "Well, your life can't be all that bad if you don't want a cat." "A cat isn't going to fix my job.

YouTube pays around ten dollars per every thousand views, so you need to broaden your appeal to as many people who like to watch free crap as possible. The most popular online gamers have fifty million or so subscribers and can earn more than ten million dollars per year.

I don't believe that, with the click of a mouse, you should be able to buy unlimited amounts of ammunition.

I am not an 'unplug' person. I like being plugged in.

The energy in the online commerce space is unprecedented.

The amount of writing that people do online is astonishing, and historically unprecedented.

The Internet is a seemingly unreal environment where we think we are anonymous. It's a potentially provocative place. As a result, we may not behave the way we would in the real world. Some of us are drawn into what could become a dangerous situation.