Re: Clinton to unveil White House WWW/Mosaic

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3 total messages Started by Jeffrey Ray Thieleke Fri, 21 Oct 1994 07:41

#60

Author: Jeffrey Ray Thieleke
Date: Fri, 21 Oct 1994 07:41

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Here is something I found kinda amusing.   http://www.whitehouse.gov says

"  HOW DOES IT WORK?

   Using software such as Mosaic (distributed for free by the
   Federally-supported National Center for Supercomputing Applications),
"

but in the Al Gore news conference, they were clearly using Netscape!  =)



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Re: Clinton to unveil White House WWW/Mosaic

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Author: schwartj
Date: Fri, 21 Oct 1994 19:28

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  When I got my preview on Wednesday at the Old Exec. Office Building, 
they had a bunch of browsers to choose from. I picked Mosaic at random.
  since I've been back at the office, I've found Lynx does the job very 
nicely.



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Author: Marshal Perlman
Date: Sun, 23 Oct 1994 02:37

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The WWW at the White House is pretty nice. The thing that I feel that is MOST
IMPORTANT is not so much the physical thing itself, but the idea of it.

It is, I feel, a step in the right direction. This country needs more
technology in a great deal of areas, and this is a step in the right direction.
If not for real-use -- for a stepping stone.

Do you agree?

FYI -- or if you care: I applied to do the White House WWW a few months ago -- 
it was an internship to be done where you do "office stuff" and the WWW. 

I didn't get it, but I did come close (on the "score card" I got the closest 
thing you could get to getting it without getting it)... tho almost is only 
in horse shoes and nuclear bombs. But I was honored either way.

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