Certainly, no record was made of the Sept. 2 event. No pictures, no nothing. The Internet, he said, was a child of necessity. In retrospect, he does not think he and his colleagues created a monster. When e-mail came on, that was the first clue that interaction between people was really the killer application.
Pornography is a good example of that.
Kleinrock stressed that he and his colleagues looked at creating the ARPAnet as a technological challenge, not an ethical one. We talked about bits and bytes and routers and switches. But Kleinrock has no regrets. Why you can finally rent all the DVDs you want. Diskeeper Get Max System Performance.