FIDONET: история интернета, который мы потеряли (madNET)

Youngsters think the internet has always been around. But the "old-timers" remember: before that, there was FidoNet! What was that network? How did geek-anarchist Tom Jennings accidentally create the "internet" to communicate with a friend, who then took over the world and broke the Iron Curtain of the USSR? And who's still using FidoNet? Dust off the sand, we're about to get to the bottom of it! Timecodes 0:00 What was before the internet? 0:40 BBS: Boards They Called 1:51 Tom Jennings: Punk, Anarchist, Creator of Fido 2:30 How Fido Taught Computers to Call Each Other 3:11 FidoNet: How the Network Worked 3:57 Zones, Networks, Nodes, and Points 5:25 Network Rules and SysOPs 6:50 Echoes, Flood, Moderation, and Plus-Meters 7:50 "My Video?": How FidoNet Worked in the USSR 9:17 "Fido Drinking": The Main Trait of Post-Soviet Fido 9:32 Where Did the Creator of FidoNet Disappear? 9:56 Why Was FidoNet Popular in the Internet Age? 10:36 FIDO's Legacy 10:54 Is FidoNet Alive? 11:02 Why Surf the Web Where People Read You? Subscribe to the channel:    / stupidmadworld   TikTok:   / stupid_mad_world   Group: http://vk.com/stupidmadworld Instagram:   / stupidmadworld   Telegram: https://t.me/StupidMadWorld For advertising, please email: [email protected] Advertising for Russia: https://t.me/VladislavDyakov