At this time, Apple was trying to raise its head from bankruptcy, Google was just a little project running in a bunch of CPUs and Elon Musk was just another guy in the room…
Amazing I was looking at Apple stock 1998 had 60,000 at the time my brother-in-law said a fellow told him to buy Apple stock Jobs is coming back I did not know who he was I looked at it and said they are in trouble bad move the guy bought the stock for his kids college he knew something.Worse part is Apple products are crap and soak the 1.7 billion people that own the iJunk.I now own 555 shares of Tesla stock.Tesla will eventually have a market cap well beyond 10 trillion.
@@rickhammond2473 "I now own 555 shares of Tesla stock." Heehee. Best of luck. Doesn't make much sense, though. Not when EV sales are stalling out due their short driving range and the lack of charging stations. Not to mention that the company's under investigation for everything from bilking investors to killing its customers with its bogus Autopilot feature. The smart money is shorting Tesla.
@@turningmememachine7256 "Tesla set up to SHOCK the world - Tesla has never been in a better position as in 2024" Look that up on RUclips you may learn something.
A few things I got from this video--everyone had bad hair in the nineties (myself included), "Micro Soft" sounds weird and Quake had a low frame rate back then but seemed like it didn't...
I was back in the uni, mesmerized by the tech advancements, i was in awe of the ideas we learned through this type of tv shows. At that time, you could go to a bookstore and buy a tech book and that was meaningful. Nowdays the pace is brutal, one year is one programming language, the next year the framework disappears and something new comes up...I miss the 90s.
I would assume the game itself is running at 640X480, and probably the video source is 480i, but presumably deinterlaced for RUclips. 360p wasn't really a thing back then. (And hell, we didn't refer to display resolutions with the number+i or p designations back then either. I don't remember seeing 480p, 720p, 1080i, or 1080p before like 2008 honestly. DVDs were 720X480, and the most common monitor resolutions were 640X480, 800X600, 1024X768, and 1280X1024, with CRT monitors not having a native resolution like today's displays do.)
Wow! I love watching these vintage videos from the early 90s about the beginning of the internet and technology! It's so nostalgic to see what these small businesses were like, yet to expand! I love the 90s!
@tiki98 how so? Space X just launched another rocket, Twitter has more engagement than ever before, and Tesla is starting to deliver their autonomous big rigs around Cali. Why, cause he suspended journos that doxxed him after a car that just had his kid in it was attacked? That’s not an overreaction, that’s what every good parent would do. If I had his money and someone messed around with my kids safety, they would just disappear, his response was pretty rational.
Bill Gates was really close with Epstein. Watch him squirm and deflect with self-praise for his philanthropy when asked about it in interviews. Bill Gates is actually worse than Elon and the bar is Amber Heard low with Elon.
Woe 1998 I was completing my junior year in high school. I remember 300mhz processor was the consumer desktop computer available at that time. Now my small cellphone has 3.36 ghz processor speed with 12gb of ram 512gb rom. Technology is awesome, only when getting advanced and not stagnant. Awesome YT channel CBS
It was bought by Compaq Computer in 2000. It was purchased to enhance Compaq's AltaVista web search engine. - ps i got this off Wikipedia so fact check for accuracy
You can probably list a thousand companies that had the same result, but pushed forward the engineering and future vision of where we can go, and what we can do. It's not all about the money.
It brought Windows NT to consumers (finally), but also brought that stupid online activation and the start of that next level of corporate control over its customers.
@@ercolebarrile8045Windows 2000 was not generally sold for home use or preinstalled on consumer PCs. The only editions Microsoft even sold were Server and "Professional," no "Home" edition like with XP. Like NT 4 before it, Windows 2000 was not yet Windows NT for the masses. The masses got Windows 98SE or Me until XP was released.
Worked for TJ Rogers for almost 13 years and he is the most articulate man I've ever met. He could take the most complex topic and simplify it so a child could understand it.
We take the internet for granted now but I have many memories of the internet in the beginning. Im just glad to have been there for it and to see where it is today.
7:04 As smart as Musk was there is no way anyone at that table would believe their nerd engineer is going to go on to lead the space and car industry. But I guess he was the only one at the table half the age of everyone else. I also love the foreshadowing of Musk in his car showing that he has an interest in cars.
@@wlewargusowy1592 So what is your general argument? You know he has the most electric car sales by far and the most successful rocket launches by far but you contend that it is all on the back of the government or other scientists so it doesn't count?
It’s wise of you to use the word prophetic, the whole thing feels like God helped with the editing for people to see now what was easier to see about the future back then. To call Gates a less then benevolent dictator who paints himself as benevolent is exactly what’s going on. He isn’t elected yet government lets him be involved in our water sources, our food sources, he is involved in our science, he is involved in our children’s education, he is involved in our medicine, he is involved in our technology, he is involved in our access to information, he genuinely manipulates our entire culture And there’s nothing benevolent about his crazy ideas and out of touch with reality nature. If there ever was someone who needed to touch grass and humbled to God, it’s Bill Gates and the influencers who control him. He would do well to see the Isaiah 53 savior of Matthew and John instead of thinking himself to be the savior. His dad especially was just plain evil. I think there is a part of him that thinks he can do good, but their is no good without God.
What's incredible is Elon went to my highschool back here in South Africa. People just don't understand how crazy this is to be working on Zip2 at 23yrs old...
I remember someone telling me in 98 that Jeff Bezos selling books on the internet will fail quickly and Microsoft will go bankrupt. Wish I bought stocks in any of those including Apple.
Easy to say, but there's little rationality in why the Microsoft stock is higher now than it was in 1998 (outside of inflation ofc.) Any smart man would have sold the Microsoft stock he bought in 1998 in the mid 00s ( which in hindsight would have been a terrible move )
Gosh I'm so happy to have lived through those formative years in my teens. It was a great time, coming of age… Everyone who was around back then and who was into the internet and computers knows what I mean, we were pioneers. It felt big to us, before it was big, and many people had no clue what we were into. It had a massive impact on my life to this day and it earns me a living today…
The difference between 90s News Reporting and modern News Reporting. There was no ideology pushing, no talks of racism, or hate. Just purely reporting.
If there were no talks of racism does that only demonstrate the lack of poor reporting in the 90s? A time in which racism was largely ignored and dismissed just like your doing now. Purely biased reporting more like; you don't was truthful reporting, only reporting that serves your own bigoted narratives.
The word "genius" is so diluted when popstars and comedians are called genius, but there is something so interesting about people who really deserve the name.
This brings me back to my childhood in the 1990s when all of the content delivery was quieter, better balanced (sound and pace wise), and the people communicated more slowly and more directly to the point. It was much easier to think and concentrate when the world was like this. You can almost _hear_ the silence in the audio, compared to the delivery of both mainstream news and online video content today.
"it's a classic Sillicon Valley story"..... my father was an emerald tycoon, my mother was a model, my grandad was a politician... classic self-made man, isn't he?
😁😅 A young Elon! Funny for everyone, themselves and in seeing. A sweetness of shared humanity as to that, weren’t we all, once, a child, a young kid/adult. Time goes so quickly, as such it seems. Good to see, this form of nostalgia 🙂
I had by first telecom job in 1987 (MCI) and 4 years later my first internet job (NASA Science Internet). I'm hoping to retire in 3 years on my 35th year in the internet. The Old Man (Vint Cerf) has been around longer, but then he's 15 years older than I am :) Sadly, I was at IETF when IPv6 (back then; IPng) was proposed, and 32 years later we're still stuck on IPv4.
@@hughjass2745 He seems satisfied with his work, his children, and his friends. I think he would be happier if he was married to the love of his life. He doesn’t have that.
Windows was the desktop king, but the web servers were running on Unix back then and later switched to Linux. So the internet has been running overwhelmingly on non-Windows operating systems since day 1.
You're a little late to the game with your Chrome comment. MS was the Chrome of its day where it offered it for free. It replaced going to the store and buying a browser such as Netscape for $30.
His mind was nascent and fresh, he only had Zip2 as a creative outlet per se at this time. With the sheer amount of companies he's dealt with and driven to get to where we are now, the mind becomes far more multi-faceted. When he speaks now his cognitive state is 10/20x branched.
That time in 1998, nobody can ever think that a company (Google)born in 1998 will became the king of internet browser and musk will became the tech mogul.
wow, it's incredible how the quality of journalism has dropped, imagine having a TV report of this quality today
The rot comes from the universities.
lobbying
Due to Trump?
@@pleiotropicactionYes due to Trump. It’s all CNN and MSNBC talks about.
It’s irony. Back then, because there was no competition from social media people would pay for journalism and it wasn’t a race for clicks.
This is one of the greatest television news packages I've ever seen. This is a 7 minute masterpiece.
That was the news back then. When journalism actually was journalism.
Fact@@erich3784
Like he said, this was just a daily occurrence. Great work and very informative, holds up to this day.
People used to watch commercials too
@@erich3784for real, nowadays it’s biased political trash
youtube is the closest thing to time machine
The Large Hadron Collider is the closest thing to a time machine
Go check out the restored, colorized, and AI cleaned up footage from late 1800s to early 1900s, it's INCREDIBLE
Telescope 🔭
Unfortunately only for the back direction :-(
Wayback machine
Hope it works out for him, he definitely has potential
hope he has any hair left in 20 years.
haha you are so funny haha
@@gurunugget haha he sure is but you have nothing in comparison haha haha
Money buys hair and he is an example of that
Can we retire this tired joke?
Modern history is pretty interesting to consume. Its the ultimate "How it started, How its going".
not really
No, that’s history in general
@@wyattcole5452 exactly. Human evolution is a continuation.
@@playstationaccount4473 continuation of what exactly? What does human evolution have to do with this?
@wyattcole5452 I meant to type history evolution. It's a thread. How it started how its going....it's a chain.
At this time, Apple was trying to raise its head from bankruptcy, Google was just a little project running in a bunch of CPUs and Elon Musk was just another guy in the room…
Amazing I was looking at Apple stock 1998 had 60,000 at the time my brother-in-law said a fellow told him to buy Apple stock Jobs is coming back I did not know who he was I looked at it and said they are in trouble bad move the guy bought the stock for his kids college he knew something.Worse part is Apple products are crap and soak the 1.7 billion people that own the iJunk.I now own 555 shares of Tesla stock.Tesla will eventually have a market cap well beyond 10 trillion.
@@rickhammond2473 "I now own 555 shares of Tesla stock." Heehee. Best of luck. Doesn't make much sense, though. Not when EV sales are stalling out due their short driving range and the lack of charging stations. Not to mention that the company's under investigation for everything from bilking investors to killing its customers with its bogus Autopilot feature. The smart money is shorting Tesla.
@@rickhammond2473 10 trillion selling electric cars? Looks like your stock market predictions remain as bas as they were 25 years ago
@@turningmememachine7256 Everything takes time the problem with today's society you want it now unfortunately it does not work that way.
@@turningmememachine7256 "Tesla set up to SHOCK the world - Tesla has never been in a better position as in 2024" Look that up on RUclips you may learn something.
just realized, elons laugh has not changed after all these years
Sure it has. It has evolved along with his success.
His laugh is hereditary, he got it from his father.
It’s a nervous tic
I don’t know? I think something changed… just can’t think from the top of my head.
He wasn't stuttering here
I remember when journalism like this existed. REAL journalism.
A few things I got from this video--everyone had bad hair in the nineties (myself included), "Micro Soft" sounds weird and Quake had a low frame rate back then but seemed like it didn't...
That was also my first thought. Conditioner, anyone? 😮
tahst quake2 without any graphic accelated card. its playing in software mode.
Microsoft = Microprocessor Software
It’s called hair transplants
@@KronStaro quake with a graphics card was the fastest thing on earth at the time.
I was back in the uni, mesmerized by the tech advancements, i was in awe of the ideas we learned through this type of tv shows. At that time, you could go to a bookstore and buy a tech book and that was meaningful. Nowdays the pace is brutal, one year is one programming language, the next year the framework disappears and something new comes up...I miss the 90s.
Watching this in 23 is mind blowing
2024
23 what? 23 screens?
3023
@@stefamarz 86bc - auto pilot took me here
I miss the 1990's.
Me too
@@SovatthaSok no it isn't, Elon says he's 27, he was born in 1971, the title says 1998, and at least several of the topics are late 90s.
@@SovatthaSok do you even know what century this video was made? do you know what century we are currently in?
@@xstatic9954 I appreciated your comment and deleted mine not to confuse any other person. Apologies for my mistake.
@SovatthaSok all good bro 👍
This was 11 kids ago for Elon
...that we know of.
and 11,000 hair plugs
@@JoeHeine 🤣
Justine was really cute.
@@JoeHeine lmao
I miss that old tech look of everything. Now, they've gotten a lot more sophisticated and better looking and I've gotten gray and old. 😥
@KabertaKneeGr0wCxntmannever?
I grew up in the 90's and I miss all this awesome old tech, especially those CRT monitors and TVs. I really wish they'd still manufacture those.
Honestly, I could do without the glass side panels and RGB nonsense. And I do do without them lol.
I miss the cold touch of payphones
Don't try to go back to the town you grew up in, it doesn't exist anymore. Deal with it, boomer! 😝😝
That screen recording in the beggining is hella good for 1998 maybe even 360p, impressive
I would assume the game itself is running at 640X480, and probably the video source is 480i, but presumably deinterlaced for RUclips. 360p wasn't really a thing back then. (And hell, we didn't refer to display resolutions with the number+i or p designations back then either. I don't remember seeing 480p, 720p, 1080i, or 1080p before like 2008 honestly. DVDs were 720X480, and the most common monitor resolutions were 640X480, 800X600, 1024X768, and 1280X1024, with CRT monitors not having a native resolution like today's displays do.)
CRT could pull high resolutions and refresh rates. Even in the late 90s
Old PC screens had better technology than TVs. PC went HD first
Wow! I love watching these vintage videos from the early 90s about the beginning of the internet and technology! It's so nostalgic to see what these small businesses were like, yet to expand! I love the 90s!
Late 90's
Me too !!!
This was back when the media hated Gates and was just starting to love Elon. Oh how things have changed.
@tiki98 how so? Space X just launched another rocket, Twitter has more engagement than ever before, and Tesla is starting to deliver their autonomous big rigs around Cali. Why, cause he suspended journos that doxxed him after a car that just had his kid in it was attacked? That’s not an overreaction, that’s what every good parent would do. If I had his money and someone messed around with my kids safety, they would just disappear, his response was pretty rational.
Bill Gates was really close with Epstein. Watch him squirm and deflect with self-praise for his philanthropy when asked about it in interviews. Bill Gates is actually worse than Elon and the bar is Amber Heard low with Elon.
Before bill went to Epstein islands?
Before Bill Gates started becoming an “expert” on pandemics and vaccines?
Well, $350 million tends to sway some minds
3:07 I tend to forget that the navigation bar took up damn near 1/4 of the screen back then lol.
That’s because of all the widgets and links you could attach to it! Haha I forgot til now too. Good times
I had also that 21" Nokia monitor that Elon used. A beast of a monitor..
It always amazes me that older Elon has more hair than younger Elon.
It's uncanny that Elon Musk looked younger back then but still looks like the same person today...
@pault6347implants alone don't stop balding you have to supplement it with medication
The hair grew back out of sheer respect!
because he stopped coding!
He couldn’t afford hair.
Woe 1998 I was completing my junior year in high school. I remember 300mhz processor was the consumer desktop computer available at that time. Now my small cellphone has 3.36 ghz processor speed with 12gb of ram 512gb rom. Technology is awesome, only when getting advanced and not stagnant. Awesome YT channel CBS
I had an HP Pavillion with a 233 mhz Intel MMX processor, 32 mb EDO RAM, 28.8 k modem, and 6 gb hd at the time. .
I was watching Pamela Andersen😂
You know, I was happier without myriad machinations
I was being born😂
I was starting preschool. I remember putting my hand in cement that was poured into a red plastic plate at a large table. 🤓
Zip2 was sold to HP, it never earned a single dollar in profit and was ultimately scrapped.
Yeah but zip2 is ahead of time then came google maps
It was bought by Compaq Computer in 2000. It was purchased to enhance Compaq's AltaVista web search engine. - ps i got this off Wikipedia so fact check for accuracy
@@mallelasaicharan6257 Cope. X/Twitter sucks too.
You can probably list a thousand companies that had the same result, but pushed forward the engineering and future vision of where we can go, and what we can do.
It's not all about the money.
So what?
just 3 years later, windows xp... a total game changer
It brought Windows NT to consumers (finally), but also brought that stupid online activation and the start of that next level of corporate control over its customers.
@@ericwood3709 hmmm....... windows 2000 professional technology NT!!!! FIRST
@@ercolebarrile8045Windows 2000 was not generally sold for home use or preinstalled on consumer PCs. The only editions Microsoft even sold were Server and "Professional," no "Home" edition like with XP. Like NT 4 before it, Windows 2000 was not yet Windows NT for the masses. The masses got Windows 98SE or Me until XP was released.
@@ercolebarrile8045 it was a mostly enterprise-oriented system, and the consumers (general public) weregiven Windows Millenium Edition.
The best.
They convinced me. I'm going all-in on ZIP2!!!
🚀 Moon
Do it
At 27, he has a good presence and good head on his shoulders! He could go far in life!😊
@Digital_Native99 Money can't buy you happiness, but it can buy you things other people associate with happiness.
@@MannyBrumHe should start a space company I.
Would call it space x
Man! What a blast from the past seeing Netscape and Real player, what a time to be alive.
Yep. And I was only 12 in 1998.
I favored Netscape over Explorer back then. I have never liked monopolies. Too bad that Netscape only lasted about 5 years after this.
Worked for TJ Rogers for almost 13 years and he is the most articulate man I've ever met. He could take the most complex topic and simplify it so a child could understand it.
He’s in solar now
In 1998 I was working at a grocery store, playing Quake 2, waiting for Everquest to come out.
Did it?
@@leelaferro Neverquest
The rules of the road to the internet. Wild man what a time to be alive .
Great journalism, was actually a pleasure to watch and so nostalgic. I think that Elon kid will do great things.
I am from the future and no, no great things will come from elon lol.
Terrible, yes, but great.
Elon is a damned right-wing libertarian
@@iche9373 That's putting it very kindly.
Yeah I don’t think buying Twitter was the greatest idea ever but who am I to tell him what to do with his money?
I think this Musk kid has potential. Keep going kid, you can go far.
mneah i don't think so. he has no hair, he wrecked the car, lost the fiancé....
@@SorinOltean77you were wrong
@@vimal-cliobconsulting you no sarcasm today, right?
@@SorinOltean77 actually I was trying to be sarcastic there
Maybe a electric car company, rocket company, solar roofs etc..
We take the internet for granted now but I have many memories of the internet in the beginning. Im just glad to have been there for it and to see where it is today.
Love the content CBS! Very educational.
4:51 is that the start of Green Day's - 'Basket Case' playing in the background. I Had that cassette (audio before CD's) too.
Indeed it is!
1998 was the sweet spot for the internet for shopping, etc.
yup, I made my first online purchase in 1999
Absolutely not lol.
nah it was pre widepread broad-band days; I had to pay WAY to much for ISDN lmao.
The first time I've opened a web browser was 1997. These gus were living decades ahead
7:04 As smart as Musk was there is no way anyone at that table would believe their nerd engineer is going to go on to lead the space and car industry. But I guess he was the only one at the table half the age of everyone else. I also love the foreshadowing of Musk in his car showing that he has an interest in cars.
Some people want to be good enough to bring some cash back home and others are born to do remarkable things and bring cash home lol
In the future he also becomes the leader in underground high speed transportation. He’s got a lot more in him! Man’s a genius
Most probably knew better than to underestimate him, being that he was already driving monsters like Microsoft nuts.
Smoke and mirrors
@@wlewargusowy1592 So what is your general argument? You know he has the most electric car sales by far and the most successful rocket launches by far but you contend that it is all on the back of the government or other scientists so it doesn't count?
1:26
"Okay, let me show you the next location in which we would install one of your boxes."
I bet he's good at chess.
Okay
Haha i remember this, I like how the guy answer OKAY
semi prophetic that Elon starts and ends this news piece in a car.
It’s wise of you to use the word prophetic, the whole thing feels like God helped with the editing for people to see now what was easier to see about the future back then. To call Gates a less then benevolent dictator who paints himself as benevolent is exactly what’s going on. He isn’t elected yet government lets him be involved in our water sources, our food sources, he is involved in our science, he is involved in our children’s education, he is involved in our medicine, he is involved in our technology, he is involved in our access to information, he genuinely manipulates our entire culture And there’s nothing benevolent about his crazy ideas and out of touch with reality nature. If there ever was someone who needed to touch grass and humbled to God, it’s Bill Gates and the influencers who control him. He would do well to see the Isaiah 53 savior of Matthew and John instead of thinking himself to be the savior. His dad especially was just plain evil. I think there is a part of him that thinks he can do good, but their is no good without God.
Does he still have that jag today I wonder
Meanwhile, Elon is providing my internet through space.
but he likes the bad man so you shouldn't use it
I need to get rich so I can grow my hair back
Ditto
The world is experiencing a fast changing era like it has never seen in it's history.
1:26 - John, the datacenter guy from the Silicon Valley Series .. perfect.
If you add up all those computers' performance what were shown in this video, it is just a fraction of your laptop's performance on your desk.
He seems more well spoken then than now. Seems like the internet overload made everyone have anxiety
Make sure you get boosted for you anxiety
or he just aged 25 years ? you do realise cognitive decline is a thing right ?
He has a bunch of kids and runs a half dozen major companies now.
What's incredible is Elon went to my highschool back here in South Africa. People just don't understand how crazy this is to be working on Zip2 at 23yrs old...
I remember someone telling me in 98 that Jeff Bezos selling books on the internet will fail quickly and Microsoft will go bankrupt. Wish I bought stocks in any of those including Apple.
Easy to say, but there's little rationality in why the Microsoft stock is higher now than it was in 1998 (outside of inflation ofc.) Any smart man would have sold the Microsoft stock he bought in 1998 in the mid 00s ( which in hindsight would have been a terrible move )
Gosh I'm so happy to have lived through those formative years in my teens. It was a great time, coming of age… Everyone who was around back then and who was into the internet and computers knows what I mean, we were pioneers. It felt big to us, before it was big, and many people had no clue what we were into. It had a massive impact on my life to this day and it earns me a living today…
The difference between 90s News Reporting and modern News Reporting.
There was no ideology pushing, no talks of racism, or hate. Just purely reporting.
Things have changed since they found a better way to make more money. Now, they just influence people according to the desires of those who pay more.
Yea democrats changed a lot since 90s
@@M.Đ-z4u have you watched fox news before?
If there were no talks of racism does that only demonstrate the lack of poor reporting in the 90s? A time in which racism was largely ignored and dismissed just like your doing now. Purely biased reporting more like; you don't was truthful reporting, only reporting that serves your own bigoted narratives.
@@mpmedia6735mainstream media covers the area where fox news is nowhere near to them.
The word "genius" is so diluted when popstars and comedians are called genius, but there is something so interesting about people who really deserve the name.
Musk hasn't created anything he bought companies that were already established, calling him a genius is an insult to people like Einstein.
Elon Musk is no genius.
Everyone is a genius with a billionaire dad
@@xD-lt1mqElon Musk should give us lots of money then we could all be a genius, right?
@@xD-lt1mqSo Trump is a genius?
That Quake 2 at the beginning
"HUP!"
Q2DM1 to be exact.
I was looking for the comments about Quake 2, I had to scroll too far down for that !
This brings me back to my childhood in the 1990s when all of the content delivery was quieter, better balanced (sound and pace wise), and the people communicated more slowly and more directly to the point. It was much easier to think and concentrate when the world was like this. You can almost _hear_ the silence in the audio, compared to the delivery of both mainstream news and online video content today.
I MISS these ORGANIC videos. I am so proud of him.
you’re his mother ?
@@hunterericson6782whad elon do, nobody told me
5:28 with Stargate movie on the top of everything! This is nostalgia-ception
That Musk kid seems to have potential.
You never know. Keep an eye on young Elon, see if he goes on to bigger and better things.
"it's a classic Sillicon Valley story"..... my father was an emerald tycoon, my mother was a model, my grandad was a politician... classic self-made man, isn't he?
Now do Hunter Biden. 😂
Ах, 1998 год! Столько всего было, столько трудностей, порой невыносимых.🙏🙏
у вас была одна задача - не выбрать путь с диктатором. Так с ним и исчезните
2024: "whoa look at that huge clunky monitor at 0:26 "
2034: "yo what the hell's a monitor?"
at 1:25, the server guy is from silicon valley.
If that 7:55 minute video was broadcast November 22, 1998, I am Santa Claus.
That young guy seems to have an electric personality. I think his career will skyrocket.
LOL!
so unoriginal 😂😂
I dunno, he seemed pretty boring
lame comment
Take L
The Tesla man has better hair now than back then 😂
So lovely to see the video starting with Quake 2 game play
Journalist: you always keep an 👁️ on everyone Elon: Hahaha you bet
1998 bill gates: I beat the government
2025 elon musk: I control the government
WoW... Musk knew his stuff...
And these guys really knew their stuff at the time... damn...
Its 2024. Elon is richest person alive in history and Still doing his science stuffs and loves it.
4:12 show me the money 😂😂😂
Such a long time ago now. I wonder who is still at the table with Mr. Musk of those pictured in this.
What happened with the lawsuit?
I dont care what they say about Elon Musk. He's one of the greatest humans being of our generation.
True... Very True
Netscape was the first composer I used to make webpages in the 90s!
Elonmusk Emprendedor número uno del mundo mí Favorito MY Cultura dé AMOR 🤩🗽🪺🎵🎼💯🌁🐟♥️🙃🤣🚘🤪✅😂🌏🫂🥰😇🇺🇸❤️🛰️🎻🧸🚀💰🇨🇴📍🇭🇹
these videos r gold
2:56 Mark ~~~ GOD I miss Netscape!!!
Musk also invented how to grow his hair. Interesting
😁😅 A young Elon! Funny for everyone, themselves and in seeing. A sweetness of shared humanity as to that, weren’t we all, once, a child, a young kid/adult. Time goes so quickly, as such it seems. Good to see, this form of nostalgia 🙂
Please forgive me but I couldn't get past the hairline!
Bravo Sir. 🇬🇧🏆🇺🇲
Now he's the leader of DOGE for the people. Crazy how time changes things
I had by first telecom job in 1987 (MCI) and 4 years later my first internet job (NASA Science Internet). I'm hoping to retire in 3 years on my 35th year in the internet. The Old Man (Vint Cerf) has been around longer, but then he's 15 years older than I am :) Sadly, I was at IETF when IPv6 (back then; IPng) was proposed, and 32 years later we're still stuck on IPv4.
ELON DID FIND THE CURE FOR BALDNESS.
Elon and his first wife, then girlfriend, Justine, look happy here together.
Money and fame doesn't always bring happiness, he really doesn't seem to like living the billionaire life.
@@hughjass2745 He seems satisfied with his work, his children, and his friends. I think he would be happier if he was married to the love of his life. He doesn’t have that.
Internet Explorer was RUTHLESS.
Windows was the desktop king, but the web servers were running on Unix back then and later switched to Linux. So the internet has been running overwhelmingly on non-Windows operating systems since day 1.
Isn't Linux based on Unix?
wow. $99 bucks Microsoft package. those were the days Oh btw MS, did you see Google Chrome coming?
@Sprite lucky for us that it is $7 an hour now
You're a little late to the game with your Chrome comment. MS was the Chrome of its day where it offered it for free. It replaced going to the store and buying a browser such as Netscape for $30.
@@thebookwasbetter3650 the market ultimately chose Google Chrome over MS Edge though
@@Donnie-Lee-GringoHence “little late to the game”, he’s referring to Internet Explorer and not its rebrand of Edge starting with Windows 10.
This is probably one of the most amazing videos ever.
4:55 prayer mat?
2:47 yet they allow it on android and ios ?
Elon's hair grew back out of sheer respect
wow how original, totally didn't read that in a comment and just reposted
@@Jaysunn thanku
There is an always comments like this
Hearing Green Day at 4:51 caught me off guard... then I remembered it was the '90s.
How did I miss that
It almost seem that Elon was a better speaker and communicator then compared to now.
He didn't have to worry about people skewing every word in his mouth like they do nowadays.
He wasn’t as tired back then. Even today, he is much clearer when he has slept properly.
His mind was nascent and fresh, he only had Zip2 as a creative outlet per se at this time.
With the sheer amount of companies he's dealt with and driven to get to where we are now, the mind becomes far more multi-faceted.
When he speaks now his cognitive state is 10/20x branched.
1:25 "Let me show you the next location we would install one of your boxes"
decades later Microsoft took his openAI start up lol
The way the reporter says Microsoft is like nails on a chalkboard to me.
That time in 1998, nobody can ever think that a company (Google)born in 1998 will became the king of internet browser and musk will became the tech mogul.
❤❤
I miss that old tech look of everything
Actual journalism? This is great! When did it go so wrong?
rhetoric
1:30 is the best moment, and that laugh
Actual journalism.
His hair grows back after growing a fortune😂😂😂