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From AOL to TikTok dummies

From Eternal September to TikTok: The Wild Ride of Internet Culture

The Internet hasn’t always been infinite scroll, viral dances, and “Like & Subscribe” buttons. Long before TikTok trends and meme culture took over our screens, the Internet was more like a weird digital clubhouse where only a few nerds hung out. It was slow, text-based, and full of strange etiquette rules. But everything changed in the fall of 1993 – and the Internet’s never really slowed down since.

Codan 2110(V) manpack radio

The Codan 2110(V) Manpack Radio is a high-performance, lightweight, and rugged communication system designed for demanding environments. Built to meet the needs of military, humanitarian, and commercial users, the 2110(V) provides reliable and secure communication on the HF (High Frequency) band.

Lautstärke auf den Afu-Relais

Unpopuläre, aber richtige Meinung: wenn auf dem Relais deine Modulation leiser als das Rauschen meiner geöffneten Rauschsperre auf einer freien Frequenz ist, dann bist du definitiv zu leise.

From ARPANET to AOL dummies

The History of the Internet: From ARPANET to the Eternal September

The internet as we know it – the vast, interconnected network of computers and digital resources that has transformed nearly every aspect of modern life – did not emerge all at once. Instead, it developed through decades of innovation, experimentation, and collaboration among governments, academic researchers, and private entities. This article traces the history of the internet from its genesis in the 1960s ARPANET project to the early 1990s, culminating in an event known to early internet users as the “Eternal September.”

IRC or Internet Relay Chat

A summary of the history of IRC (Internet Relay Chat)

IRC, or Internet Relay Chat, is one of the oldest real-time Internet communication systems. It was created in 1988 by Jarkko Oikarinen, a Finnish developer working at the University of Oulu. Oikarinen developed IRC to replace an existing communications program called MUT (MultiUser Talk) on the university’s BBS (Bulletin Board System) called OuluBox.