webCards - by The Internet History Museum

Here is one of our webCards - inspired by the moment Spam Mail was first created 🏹 It’s unlikely Gary intended any malicious intent and actually, it worked. He did increase sales… but he also increased complaints 😂

@ChainScouts @dogewoodnft @frompy_ @BIT_BAD_WOLF @WolfieDeLaRose

It was the first of a wave of malware that struck Microsoft Windows computers over the next several years, costing businesses and individuals untold amounts of money to resolve. 1/2

23 years ago today The Happy99 worm first appeared. It invisibly attached itself to emails, displayed fireworks to hide the changes being made, and wished the user a happy New Year. 1/2

A webCard dedicated to Jean Amour Polly - creator of the phrase “surfing the internet” and the woman responsible from bringing the internet to public libraries 📚

Historical moments for the new internet with the Twitter update no longer being speculation

If content creators think Instagram adding a paid subscription feature for web 2 is cool, just wait until they get a load of what web 3 will do. This truly is the way.

@TheShamdoo It’s important people start with NFT’s somewhere - Even if people more experienced believe the project isn’t great. Getting involved in this space is such a learning experience. Some learn the easy way and some the hard. But, as long as they’re learning, they’re doing great.

Created in 2 days with a .75 mint and 10% royalties, but it’s not a cash grab right?

@opensea @1GunnaGunna @LooksRareNFT

What 🅿️rojects are you most excited about? Cc: @1GunnaGunna

@0x_FLEA @LooksRareNFT We will be 💯

We are in the NFT bubble right now. It’s very clear, but that shouldn’t worry anyone. Especially those who invest in projects they believe in. Hype dies, history does not.