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cybersimon Posted Apr 28, 2003
I never saw the Tommorrow's World in question
I signed up when the whacky animations from ficticious researchers stopped and I sussed out what the were really about!
Bit slow on the uptake there. 
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cybersimon Posted Apr 28, 2003
according to my first journal entry I joined 7 May 1999 at about 09:55
a few days after the TW launch
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$u$ Posted Apr 28, 2003
I saw the Tomorrow's World in question.
Didn't have Internet access at the time though.
Joined within a month of getting access, having seen an article in a computer magazine, which reminded me. Became a virtual ghost when h2g2.com ceased to be.
I dunno... what some people do when they're bored...
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C Hawke Posted Apr 29, 2003
Likewise - I saw the TW thing without a PC, then when I got one it took a couple of months to remember/find site, which explains my Sep 99 apperance, but at least I have a 5 digit U number 
CH
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GreyDesk Posted Apr 29, 2003
"...but at least I have a 5 digit U number."
Good to see that 'low number' snobbery is alive and well 
I guess my problem was that I never ever used to watch Tomorrow's World.
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C Hawke Posted Apr 29, 2003
if you got it flaunt it!
But really I am very bad at remebering numbers, 1 less to remeber is a blessing.
CH
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