Thread 282920095

It's the lady who made inyuyasha's birthday. fun fact, this chick from her other anime is the oldest pic on the internet as far as anyone knows. someone found a server full of gifs of this girl from 1987 and 1988

>>282920095 (OP)
This was still the most popular hentai animu when I got my Sega Saturn modem in 97 fwiw

>>282920095 (OP)
The internet wasn't invented until the 90s

>>282920578
google it. the oldest accessible files on the internet are gifs of that girl from 1987

>>282920682
The "Lenna" image - a cropped version of the November 1972 Playboy centerfold of model Lena Forsén - has been circulating in computer graphics circles since 1973, first on ARPANET and Usenet.

>>282920578
You mean the World Wide Web. The internet is from the 60s. When I started the WWW was virtually empty. We used Telnet-based Archie search machines to find dirty H-Game JPGs on FTP servers.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARPANET

>>282920728
>closed 1990
ok boomer

>>282920723
Likely this. Lena only found out that she became a Image Processing icon in 1997 when she was invited to the IS&T annual image processing conference.

>>282920768
Gen-X actually.

>>282920810
Did you know how much of a loser you were sitting in front of a computer while everyone else was living the glorious 90s?

>>282920768
ARPA was not distinct from the Internet, the Internet is basically civilian ARPANet. At some point they just unified it, as they all spoke TCP/IP

>>282920882
Yes I do. In fact I sat in front of a computer from 1986 on.

>>282920931
Even worse, I had an Amstrad CPC6128. All the cool Nerds had a C64.

>>282920931
Would you do it differently? How do you feel about everyone today being losers sitting in front of computers?

>>282920095 (OP)
>the lady who made inuyasha
>this chick from her other anime
Please for the love of god someone ban all zoomers from this board.

>>282920976
>zoomer
>Inuyasha

>>282920971
No, it's the one thing I'm absolutely sure about I would be miserable without. I studied computer science and now work as a C++ developer in Industrial software. Not always fun, but it's doing what I like. And I've seen the Internet revolution and will see the AI revolution before I died.

>>282921103
You've been there since the very beginning and I assume you are a white man, so you're probably competent at what you do.
I suppose It's fulfilling to do something and be competent at it. AI is a meme technology by the way.

>>282921160
I've been there since the middle. I mean, the MOSTec 6502 CPU was built when I was 2y old. The Intel 4004 is older than me. And I guarantee you, AI is not a meme, it's doing my job already. It's just crap at image processing. But it's just a question of scaling, just like ChatGPT was. Everybody was shocked about that one by the way.

>>282921315
What are you expecting from AI? As someone who doesn't code, all AI has done is fill my social media with slop.
You'd be sorely disappointed if you're one of those singularity bros expecting AI to cure all disease and bring on immortality and the age of space exploration.

>>282921396
It literally codes for me, I'm not joking. In VSode you can install CoPilot, which is Microsoft's AI programmer and it will make coding proposals while you write code. A bit unnerving because I can't control when they come in. I'm typing and a tooltip appears with 10-20 lines of C++ code. I can ignore it but if I press TAB it will insert it into the file I currently work on. Then I have to check it and it's mostly 50%-90% fine. I'm talking about coding 200-500% faster. It actually KNOWS what I'm about to do based on some similar code in the same file, but it can' be trusted to do everything right. No typos, just at times it mixes up APIs and calls don't exist in my toolset.

>>282920578
The internet was invented in the 70's when SATNET, ARPANET, and PRNET were internetworked at the earliest and when ARPANET itself moved to internet protocol within itself at the latest in the early 80's.
Any other argument for the internet's birthday is wrong.

>>282921793
Forgot the name, but the Soviets had a similar system, designed to work even if most of the data highways were taken out by nukes. Because that what ARPANet was all about. Of course, being Soviets, they couldn't scale up computer production, so it always was just a few hundred of mainframes. In the 90s it was slowly fused into the Internet.

>>282920095 (OP)
> this chick from her other anime
Why are you even here you uber-casual

>>282922861
It was called OGAS. Posting Lum there probably got you the WEEB Gulag.

>>282920095 (OP)
This photo of a CERN parody band is the oldest picture on the internet because it was literally the first image uploaded to it

>>282924194
Again, Word Wide Web ist not the Internet, it's a subsection.

Inuyasha gets all the spotlight when it comes to Rumiko's work. Real niggas know that Urusei Yatsura was a thousand times better.

>>282924330
I stand corrected, I should've looked up when that was actually uploaded and apparently no-one actually knows what the real first picture on the web was anyway