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| Acronyms 100 JPEG 200 VRML 300 400 MIME 500 LDAP CeWebrities 100 The self-styled "HTML terrorist." 200 The Web Usability Guru what opened a can of whoop-ass on Carl in the previous version of Webpardy! 300 The poster boy for e-commerce. 400 This guy:  500 The porntrepreneur who brought Tommy and Pamela Lee to the internet. Netscape History 100 The code name of Netscape (the browser) 200 The original name of Netscape (the company) 300 The original URL of Netscape's home page 400 The original name of JavaScript 500 The originator of the BLINK tag 404 100 Though technically still alive, this heavily-funded community site lost it's key players. 200 The thoughtful HotWired channel that offered "a good idea, every day." 300 Time-Warner/Prodigy's ill-fated genX Webzine. 400 Turner Broadcasting's ill-fated genX Webzine. 500 The ill-fated GNN's ill-fated GenX webzine. Cease and Desist! 100 The parody an underwear manufacturer had problems with. 200 The webzine that silhoutted its lesbian barbie poses after receiving a letter from mattel. 300 Art Clokey personally resolved the issue of this domain name, which proved yet again that lawyers are assholes. 400 What the "peta" in peta.org originally stood for. 500 Litigious giraffes came after this 'r us site. Digital Cinema (The following links are to various digital video formats. There may be problems running them on all browsers.) 100 The humor columnist who first brought attention to this video. 200 The graphics company that created this famous boogie-er. 300 What this video was originally intended for. 400 The "entarteur" responsible for this. 500 The man we see here. Onto the questions |
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