.com domains ever registered, I note that my stepfather’s two biggest clients are on the list.Any vestigial doubt as to how I came into my trade has vanished.
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I’m called “Ben Henick” when I'm on the job, and I’m doing this with something of a purpose.
I’m also following a few content guidelines here.
As for “mumblemumblecoffee,” that’s what I reply when someone instant-messages me too early in the morning.
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Yet what of him? Was he a 'Net pirate shanghai-ing clients into the uncharted seas of eCommunication? Did he withhold your Commodore 64 until you became a programmer?
Nah, you are self-made.
Interesting to note the absence of news organizations in that lot. So, to complete the comparative timeline, when was eCommerce first allowed?
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