Name: 互聯網歷史上最重要的 10 個時刻 (Top 10 Most Important Moments In Internet History)
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On the one hand, we have team black and blue. On the other, team white and gold.

一方面，我們有黑色和藍色的團隊。另一方面是白色和金色。

Welcome to WatchMojo, and today, we're counting down our picks for those monumental milestones within the history of the World Wide Web.

歡迎來到 WatchMojo，今天我們將為您盤點網際網路歷史上具有里程碑意義的事件。

基礎被動語態

It spans the globe like a superhighway. It is called Internet.

它像高速公路一樣橫跨全球。它就是互聯網。

Well, it's technically not called Twitter now, but we all know that nobody calls it X.

嚴格來說，它現在不叫 Twitter 了，但我們都知道，沒人會叫它 X。

Anyways, the first actual tweet was from its creator, Jack Dorsey, and it occurred back when the social media platform was simply known as Twitter, without the vowels.

總之，第一條真正意義上的推文來自於它的創建者傑克-多爾西（Jack Dorsey），發生在這個社交媒體平臺還叫 Twitter（沒有元音）的時候。

This is the very first tweet ever posted on Twitter, all the way back in 2006.

這是 2006 年 Twitter 上發佈的第一條推文。

The very simple statement of Dorsey setting up his account basically set the stage for an entire generation of hot takes, misinformed opinions, and indefensible positions.

多爾西設立賬戶這一簡單的聲明，為整整一代人的熱議、錯誤的觀點和站不住腳的立場埋下了伏筆。

Listen, church, if you gon' tweet for Sextina Aguafina, you need to capture the essence of my personal brand, okay?

聽著，教會，如果你要為 Sextina Aguafina 發推，你就得抓住我個人品牌的精髓，好嗎？

All upper caps, little punctuation, lots of credit bullshit about the Illuminati.

全是大寫字母，幾乎沒有標點符號，全是關於光照派的信用廢話。

In other words, it made the Internet an even more level playing field for just about everyone to have a voice.

換句話說，它使互聯網成為一個更加公平的競爭環境，幾乎每個人都能發表意見。

Whether or not that's a good or bad thing, however, is up for debate.

不過，這究竟是好事還是壞事，還有待商榷。

What advice would you offer to other people who want to create an app or want to get involved in technology and start their own business?

對於其他想創建應用程序或想涉足科技領域並創業的人，你有什麼建議？

Well, first, never feel like you've made it.

首先，永遠不要覺得自己已經成功了。

Gary Turk certainly did back in 1978 when he made history by sending out the first unsolicited electronic message.

1978 年，加里-特克（Gary Turk）發出了第一條未經請求的電子信息，創造了歷史。

What you're seeing on your screen now is a piece of sales history.

您現在在螢幕上看到的是一段銷售歷史。

This was the first ever cold, unsolicited email sent by a salesperson.

這是有史以來第一封由銷售人員主動發送的冷冰冰的電子郵件。

Turk sent out his spam slash e-marketing to those few who had ARPANET addresses.

特克向擁有 ARPANET 地址的少數人發送垃圾郵件和電子營銷資訊。

Those recipients, predictably, weren't too thrilled on the other end of that line.

可以預見的是，這些收件人在電話的另一端並不太興奮。

All low prices on erectile dysfunction, remedies, sleeping pills, all kinds of drugs.

所有低價勃起功能障礙、補救措施、安眠藥和各種藥物。

This included representatives for ARPANET, who admonished Turk on his actions.

其中包括 ARPANET 的代表，他們對特克的行為提出了警告。

It was only a couple days later before they all start complaining.

That said, the spam blast was successful, since the company for which Turk was working saw a massive increase in sales for their line of VAX computing systems.

儘管如此，這次垃圾郵件爆炸還是很成功的，因為特克所在的公司的 VAX 計算系統銷售量大增。

垃圾郵件，垃圾郵件，垃圾郵件，任何垃圾郵件。

Spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, fake beans, spam, spam.

垃圾郵件、垃圾郵件、垃圾郵件、垃圾郵件、垃圾郵件、假豆子、垃圾郵件、垃圾郵件。

It's sometimes easy to forget how Wikipedia's publicly edited status essentially means that it shouldn't be taken as gospel.

有時我們很容易忘記，維基百科的公開編輯狀態本質上意味著它不應被視為福音。

I don't even know how that rumor got started.

我都不知道這個謠言是怎麼傳出來的。

Yet the site has become a de facto source for many of us to cultivate our daily doses of diginos.

然而，該網站已成為我們中許多人培養日常劑量 diginos 的實際來源。

Granted, Wikipedia's many monitors and curators ensure that the site's endless resources of knowledge try to retain at least a semblance of impartiality.

當然，維基百科的許多監督員和策展人確保了該網站無窮無盡的知識資源至少能保持一定的公正性。

Do your colleagues at work know what you do?

你的同事知道你是做什麼的嗎？

Because I edit Wikipedia all the damn time.

It was back on January 15th, 2001 that Wikipedia went live.

2001 年 1 月 15 日，維基百科正式上線。

And today, its consistent flow of updated information provides rabbit hole after rabbit hole for us to spelunk.

如今，它不斷更新的信息流為我們提供了一個又一個的兔子洞。

Hey, are you old enough to remember a time when all of our desired purchases weren't waiting right at our fingertips?

嘿，你還記得我們想要購買的東西不是唾手可得嗎？

Amazon officially launched back in July of 1995 and initially specialized in books.

亞馬遜於 1995 年 7 月正式上線，最初主要經營圖書。

The company debuted officially in 1995, and the very first book sold was Douglas Hofstadter's Fluid Concepts and Creative Analogies,

該公司於 1995 年正式成立，售出的第一本書是道格拉斯-霍夫斯塔德（Douglas Hofstadter）的《流體概念與創造性類比》（Fluid Concepts and Creative Analogies）、

Colon, Computer Models of the Fundamental Mechanisms of Thought.

科隆，《思維基本機制的計算機模型》。

Fast forward to the modern day, and Jeff Bezos's company has become the behemoth that ate the juggernaut in terms of e-commerce.

時至今日，傑夫-貝索斯的公司已成為電子商務領域的巨無霸。

For better or worse, Amazon has changed how brick-and-mortar stores operate, while forever altering the customer experience.

無論好壞，亞馬遜都改變了實體店的經營方式，同時也永遠改變了客戶體驗。

It's now a place where people from all walks of life shop, listen, watch, and yes, read, while at the same time doing all of this with instant gratification.

現在，各行各業的人們都可以在這裡購物、聽音樂、看電影，當然也可以閱讀，同時還能即時獲得所有這些服務。

Can you explain to me now in detail how to use amazon.com?

現在能向我詳細解釋一下如何使用亞馬遜網站嗎？

YouTube wasn't the first to pioneer online video, but it was probably the first to perfect it.

YouTube 不是第一個開創在線視頻的，但可能是第一個完善在線視頻的。

Alright, so here we are in front of the elephants.

The cool thing about these guys is that they have really, really, really long fronts, and that's cool.

這些傢伙最酷的地方在於，他們的戰線非常、非常、非常長，這很酷。

Like Wikipedia in the information space, YouTube has become the default for many of us to stream videos.

與資訊領域的維基百科一樣，YouTube 已成為我們許多人的默認視頻流。

I don't care about the prime directive, we gotta go and walk back tonight.

我才不管什麼最高訓示 我們今晚就得走回去

Sure, other competitors to YouTube still exist, such as Dailymotion, but this video-sharing site has grown far beyond simple travelogue or humor clips.

當然，YouTube 的其他競爭對手依然存在，如 Dailymotion，但這個視頻共享網站的發展已遠遠超出了簡單的遊記或幽默短片。

It's instead become a place where many of us earn a living, writing, editing, and producing video content for audiences that have come along with us for the ride.

相反，它已成為我們中許多人謀生的地方，我們在這裡為觀眾撰寫、編輯和製作視頻內容，而這些觀眾也與我們一路同行。

I would love to know in the comments, if you aren't already, please go ahead and subscribe and hit that notification bell so that when we do upload new videos, you can be the first to know.

如果您還沒有訂閱，請繼續訂閱並按下通知鈴，這樣當我們上傳新視頻時，您就能第一時間知道。

YouTube is also an ever-changing internet beast, with fluid standards and rules that make uploading a true adventure.

YouTube 也是一個不斷變化的互聯網巨獸，其標準和規則多變，使上傳成為一次真正的冒險。

And that's pretty much all there is to say.

Contrary to popular opinion, Napster didn't destroy the music industry, just like home taping didn't kill music back in the 1980s.

與流行觀點相反，Napster 並沒有摧毀音樂產業，就像 20 世紀 80 年代家庭錄音帶並沒有扼殺音樂一樣。

So, uh, how many mp3s do you have on your computer?

Instead, the concept of sharing music peer-to-peer for free forced the record companies to shift how they delivered music to the masses.

相反，點對點免費分享音樂的概念迫使唱片公司改變向大眾傳播音樂的方式。

We were trying to negotiate with the labels, we were trying to fight the court case, and we were trying to keep the system working all at the same time.

我們既要與唱片公司談判，又要打官司，同時還要保證系統正常運行。

There will always be those that prefer keeping their lives clutter-free by keeping their music in the cloud.

總有一些人喜歡將音樂保存在雲端，以避免生活雜亂無章。

At the same time, however, the thriving sales of vinyl and uptick in tape and CD nostalgia have worked in tandem with the world file-sharing created back in 1999.

然而，與此同時，黑膠唱片銷售的蓬勃發展以及人們對錄音帶和 CD 懷舊情緒的高漲，與 1999 年創建的文件共享世界相輔相成。

It's free, and it's easy, and, you know, it's wrong, yeah, but a lot of people do it. Pretty much everybody does.

這是免費的，而且很簡單，你知道，這是錯的，是的，但很多人都這麼做。幾乎每個人都這麼做

What was most interesting about the Napster era was primarily the wild west of lawless blog spots sharing rapid-share and mega-upload links until the cows came home.

Napster 時代最有趣的地方，主要是那些無法無天的西部博客點，他們分享快速共享和超大上傳鏈接，直到牛群回家。

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.

這是最好的時代，也是最壞的時代。

We mean that era when Hotmail debuted its free email service to the public, albeit with a ridiculously low amount of storage.

我們指的是 Hotmail 首次向公眾提供免費電子郵件服務的時代，儘管存儲量低得離譜。

我們的電子郵件是否正常運行？

But then again, it wasn't as if we had a lot to save back in the summer of 96, and Hotmail proved extremely popular.

不過話又說回來，96 年夏天的時候，我們並沒有多少錢可以節省，而且 Hotmail 也非常受歡迎。

Heck, we're betting that many of you watching this know at least one person that still uses the Hotmail address they created back in high school.

哎呀，我們敢打賭，你們中的許多人都知道至少有一個人還在使用高中時創建的 Hotmail 地址。

We're not judging you, but we are glad that Gmail showed up in 2004 with a substantially more generous amount of online storage for their users.

我們不是在責備你，但我們很高興 Gmail 在 2004 年為用戶提供了更大容量的在線存儲空間。

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