Re: first inline graphic on browser

[<michael.blanchard () emc com>]

LOL, brings back memoeries of when the first program was available that would allow you to view .GIFs AS they were 
downloading.... Wow, to be able to see if the playboy pinup was what you wanted or not before the entire picture was 
downloaded was awesome!
I remember watching pixel line by pixel line as a picture would download.... Maybe 10 mins per picture.... That was 
awesome!
Before that, you had to wait until the picture was fully downloaded... "No graphics can be transmitted"...
Oh yah! And it all had to be UUencoded and UUdecoded too! That's right, that inline viewer would auto uudecode too....

Wow, kids today don't know how good they have it :-)

Mike B (the not quite yet old fart)


From: RandallM [mailto:randallm () fidmail com]
Sent: Saturday, June 04, 2011 09:27 AM
To: funsec <funsec () linuxbox org>
Subject: [funsec] first inline graphic on browser

Ok. My memory is a little foggy here but what I remember is I couldnt wait to get home to see the first inline graphic 
shown in a browser (think it was mosaic or netscape).
I was just sitting here thinking bout my age and the net to www I've seen and used. Thought bout this and tried to 
google it.

--
been great, thanks
RandyM
a.k.a System

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