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He grex folks, it's me, Jeff. I'm sitting in the "Internet Cafe" at the Ontario Science Center in Toronto. I just went into the www and searched for grex and it came up! Well, I'll talk to you all again in the next couple days when I'm back in Ypsi.
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Well, that explains why we couldn't find you at Best Buy yesterday. What do people mostly do at an Internet Cafe? Do groups gather around one computer and share the experience or is it mostly a solo thing with good coffee and muchies available? Could someone just come in a pay for computer use or is there a minimum food purchase required? Can you put your own disks in the machines and do wordprocessing and such or are the computers setup to only allow telnet or local dialouts?
For those of you who have not been to the OSC before, it's like the Ann Arbor Hands On Museum but way more and way bigger. Anyway, I've still never been to a regular Internet Cafe. The thing at the OSC had no capability to hear sounds or movie clips. You couldn't bring in disks and you couldn't pay to use the machines. There was no food service near the computers and I'm not sure if you could bring food from elsewhere at the OSC, but I doubt it. The computers were just another hands-on exibit. People sat and played with the computers while others watched over the shoulders. As I typed the text of this item, I overheard someone saying, "he's sending someone a message." There was a sign posted warning that the Internet contains stuff that may be offensive and you might not want to go there.
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