Edition Electronique
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- Colin Kemp 7K76 BNR
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Jan 23 10:39:00 1996
To: TODD HORSMAN (BNR400)
From: Colin (C.W.) Kemp (BNR) Dept 7X85 SKY
Subject: [rec.humor.funny] Edition Electronique
Couldn't resist sending this one.
Col
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From: [email protected] (The Old Bear)
Subject: Edition Electronique
Keywords: smirk, computers
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Date: Tue, 23 Jan 96 4:30:10 EST
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From a discussion on The Internet Access Company's local newsgroup
on the future of online newspapers and magazines:
>>[email protected] (David Chesler) wrote:
>
>>...But, as Rick Kelly pointed out, there is currently no substitute
>>for the convenience and portability of paper as a means of distributing
>>and recording information...
>>
>>This may change, however, when toilets start coming with terminals
>>attached ;-)
>
>
>Rumor has it that the new high-tech 'pissoirs' being installed in
>Paris will be linked by a digital data network to the agency responsible
>for keeping them cleaned and maintained. It would seem that once such
>a network is in place, it would be possible to downstream an electronic
>newspaper as well as upstream information on the maintenance status
>of each 'pissoir'.
>
>Undoubtedly, this gives new meaning to the term 'IP address'.
>
>Cheers,
>Will
>The Old Bear
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