20 questions about 90s Internet

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1. What popular messaging application was released in the 1990s, allowing users to communicate in real-time?
ICQ
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2. Which popular search engine was founded in 1998 and quickly became a household name in the 1990s?
Google
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3. What term was used to describe the dial-up internet connection speed of 56 kilobits per second that was common in the 1990s?
56k modem
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4. What online marketplace founded in 1995 gained popularity in the 90s for buying and selling goods online?
eBay
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5. Which iconic 90s website was known for its chat rooms, member profiles, and customizable homepages?
GeoCities
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6. What was the name of the virtual pet that users could take care of on a popular 90s website, which became a cultural phenomenon?
Tamagotchi
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7. What was the name of the web browser created by Microsoft that dominated the browser market in the 1990s?
Internet Explorer
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8. Which online streaming service was founded in 1997, allowing users to listen to music on their computers in the 90s?
Winamp
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9. What was the name of the first popular instant messaging service that allowed users to chat with friends and family online in the 90s?
AOL Instant Messenger (AIM)
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10. What was the name of the first major online encyclopedia that was started in the 1990s and is still widely used today?
Wikipedia
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11. Which popular email service, launched in 1996, became synonymous with emailing in the 1990s?
Hotmail
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12. What was the name of the proprietary online service that provided dial-up internet access and exclusive content in the 90s?
America Online (AOL)
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13. Which 90s internet company was famous for its "You've Got Mail!" greeting and was known for its online services and chat rooms?
America Online (AOL)
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14. What was the name of the popular multiplayer online game released in 1997 that became a sensation in the 90s?
Ultima Online
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15. What was the name of the popular web search engine founded in 1994 that was known for its innovative algorithm and simplicity?
Yahoo!
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16. Which 90s internet phenomenon involved chain emails that promised good luck or threats if not forwarded to others?
Chain emails
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17. What was the name of the popular file-sharing software that allowed users to download music and other media for free in the 90s?
Napster
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18. Which 1990s website was known for its animated dancing baby GIF that became a viral sensation?
Alamak
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19. What was the name of the 1990s online messaging board system that allowed users to post messages and engage in discussions on various topics?
Usenet
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20. Which popular 90s website was known for its extensive collection of MIDI files, games, and humorous content?
Something Awful
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