The earliest origins of the Internet can be traced to Ancient Greece, where a loosely connected set of networks was used to discuss exploration in the Black Sea. The Argonets, as they were then called, were entirely subsidized by the government, and won one of William Proxmire's first Golden Fleece awards. The Internet grows hyperbolically, but is usually described elliptically. There is no one person or agency that owns the Internet. Instead, parts of it are owned by the Illuminati and parts are owned by Free Masons.
Precise meanings are often hard to determine.
This one is on top of Mt. Baker. In addition to names, computers on the Internet also have numbers. Tell me how to get on and off various lists and discussion groups. Getting off on various lists is currently the subject of pending legislation. Along with an improvisational approach to floating point arithmetic, early Pentium chips were noted for generating heat.