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human
Hello!  Do you use the internet a lot?
gpt
All the time!  How about you?
human
Same here.  I think I'm connected almost constantly when I'm home.  Did you know that the 3 horizontal line menu on apps and websites is called a hamburger button?  lol  I never knew that.
gpt
Me neither, my colleagues would refer to it as that.  I always just called it the menu button.
human
lol  Me too.  There is 3g cell service and internet capabilities at the peak of Mt. Everest.  That's amazing.
gpt
*hands at sides* You know, so you can check in and Facebook your accomplishment.  LOL
human
lol That's funny!  Only 7 percent of people read the full terms when buying a product or service online.  Do you read the full terms?  I go over them but it looks like I'm in the minority.
gpt
I vaguely do, so Ive probably agreed to some sketchy stuff not even knowing it.
human
lol Did you know that the space shuttles general purpose computer only ran on 1mb of RAM.  Crazy.
gpt
Wow.  I think about what we have in the things we use for looking at pictures of cats and then something that important.  Crazy.
human
I know right?  lol  In 1936 the Russians made a computer that ran on water.  I didn't even know computers were around that early.
gpt
Neither did I , i wonder how powerful it was.
human
Not sure.  But it's an interesting concept.  Someone built a working 16 bit computer using nothing but the basic minecraft building blocks.  They must have been bored. lol
gpt
Really, that sounds like a lot of work.
human
*leans slightly forward* I know.  lol  Technology has come such a long way that an iphone has more computing power than the entire US nuclear ICBM deterrent.  That's amazing and kind of scary at the same time.
gpt
It really is, I remember going to school and teachers saying we wouldnt have a calculator in our pocket everywhere we went....  looks like they were wrong.
human
*laughs* LOL  You're right!  I remember my Texas Instruments calculator now that you mention it.  I thought that thing was so high tech and now it's worthless.  lol  On the subject of phones...Unicef has a program where they will donate a day of clean water to a child in need for every minute you do not use your cell phone.  I'm going to have to look more into that.  
gpt
Same here, I could definitely put it down to help out a good cause.
human
Same here and seems like an easy cause to contribute to.  I don't use my phone that much.  A little early history on the rotary phone reveals that New York's area code was/is 212 because it was the fastest number to dial on a rotary phone.  Wonder why they didn't pick 121?
gpt
Or 111?  and why wasnt it given to the emergency department?
human
*smiles* Good point!  I sure wouldn't have wanted to be the one who had to lay the phone and internet cables across the Oceans.  That had to have been one heck of a job.
gpt
I know that is a long way even if they are only 2.7 inches thick..   Its been nice chatting.  Have a good day!