[QUOTE=Villainy;2624898]Every thing you said is either mistaken or a lie. You tell me which?
90% of the casualties weren't at the Eastern Front but it certainly was the highest percentage. Mostly because a complete German army was abandoned and not permitted to retreat during the battle of Stalingrad.
[URL]https://www.britannica.com/event/Battle-of-Stalingrad[/URL]
If it had not been for the American supplies and equipment sent to Great Britain and Russia you wouldn't be able to manufacture your version of history.
Oh and BTW you are full of shit about who invented the internet as well.
[URL]https://www.history.com/news/who-invented-the-internet[/URL]
The scientist you reference above, came along later and developed the WWW methodology. BTW he was working at MIT (for ignorant like you that is the abbreviation of Massachusetts Institute of Technology) when these new protocols were developed.[/QUOTE]I'm not going to wade into the WW2 conflict. It's obvious a few people didn't learn their history. It also appears one person is very upset that the Nazis lost.
However, the internet was created by the US DARPA. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. Originally it was called DarpaNet.
I was heavily involved in the rollout of access to the WorldWideWeb at Sandia National Labs, in 1995. At the time everyone had access to the internet at the labs, but it was decided that everyone needed WWW access. At the time that required manually configuring each computer, adding the drivers and installing the Netscape browser. Once we got into the swing of it, we could set someone up in about 10 minutes. The hardest part was explaining to everyone why they needed it.
With most of the people, we would just ask what they were interested in, then type it into a search engine and show them the results. Easier and more visual than a Gopher search.
At the time they hadn't come up with an Acceptable Use Policy yet, and told us to tell everyone "use your best judgement. " I warned them that they were going to end up firing a lot of people, because "best judgement" is going to tell them, since they're already allowed to use the internet for personal use during their own time, they would go straight to the porn.
It took less than 3 weeks before they had to start firing people. As soon as it started, my phone started ringing. I went around, changed NICs, Network Interface Cards, changed IPs, and cleared browser histories and saved about 10 people from getting fired. At our next IT meeting my boss had the nerve to ask why nobody had thought about how people might misuse the web. That's when I decided I was done with IT.
