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To: Gaffer
And in 1996, 20 years later, I find the term very curiously out of place.

I joined the fed-gov in 1985 and we still used teletypes for secure coms. I think we transitioned away from them around 1988 or 89 and went to secure fax machines.

19 posted on 12/16/2015 8:48:10 AM PST by usurper (Liberals GET OFF MY LAWN)
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To: usurper

In the late 80s and very early 90s I remember communicating with a sponsor (government) over the remnants of what was ARPANET. After that, electronic comms exploded and teletypes were relics (except for the State Department, I guess).


20 posted on 12/16/2015 8:52:34 AM PST by Gaffer
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To: usurper

“teletypes”
That’s a word I haven’t heard for decades.


62 posted on 12/17/2015 5:23:17 AM PST by Carriage Hill (0bummer: NO to the Keystone Oil Pipeline, but YES to the Mideast muslim Sewerline.)
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