first time you typed in a porn domain?

rrreee2

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first time you typed in a porn domain?
I was 12 and it was 5th grade after lunch, we used to go to a library with internet computers and i even remember the doamin i typed in but im not gona put it here its nothing special.
Everyone was looking with big eyes, now 6 years later im still watching porn.
 
More than 5 years before the web ...

I discovered the alt.binaries.pictures.erotica.* groups on UseNet while volunteering at the local university (I was still in high school). Yes, this was the late '80s, over a half-decade before the web.

I should have registered a crapload of the porn domains that are now popular. Although back then the InterNIC was far more restrictive of registrations, and people cared about their InterNIC handles -- as it was their "hostmaster/postmaster" reputation (this is when there were less than 10,000 computers on the Internet). You couldn't register a domain without DNS servers, and even though I had DNS servers under my InterNIC handle as administrator, they were in an .edu domain on the NSFnet and that would raise flags pointing to commercial ones outside of the NSFnet realm.

I was into BBSes before that, and I had a big-bad 9600baud courier when most had only 1200 or 2400baud. But nothing was like having that full T-1 on a class B subnet at my university. ;) From 0-100 Stacy Owen hardcore pictures in 2 seconds.
 
i was like 13 at the time and i was at the public library. my brother was a big fan of howard stern, he was 17 or 18. so like a child, i looked up to him and liked what he liked, so i put in stern.com... and to my wonderous eyes...boobies!!!

dont know if it still works, but ya that was the first one
 

jod0565

Member, you member...
Perverts. The lot of you. LOL
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Actually, the first porn I had seen were pics from one of those site that Prof described. It was Asian bondage chicks and I still can remember that they were hot. And it was at a job.
When I first typed in for porn on my own computer, it was for Freeones, because I had known about it a long time before I had a comp of my own.

Yes, that's true, Smitty. hehe
 
The UseNet is not a site. It is a distributed set of feeds that you then access via NNTP. In the early days of the Internet, many times the server your account was on was receiving the feed directly.

Today, most ISPs subscribe to the few hundred UseNet servers that still bounce around feeds. Although some people pay to use HTTP (web) based interfaces/proxies into those few hundred NNTP servers.
 
At home...one night, when I was 13, I discovered Danni's Hard Drive...and then Zena Fulsom's profile....I was hooked and subsequently corrupted for life. :thumbsup:
 
Back in '96, I was in a college computer lab. I was on the internet looking for stuff about the group Pantera, instead I got a porn site. Naked women! "Wow,this internet thing is pretty cool," I thought to myself.
 

Legzman

what the fuck you lookin at?
um...dunno, first time I was browsing a porn domain was 17. First time typing in one was about 4 months ago when I joined freeones!
 
I used to use usenet at my girlfriend's house and they were completely uncensored... every illegal topic imaginable, pictures, movies, everything. It was a bit scary. That was how I found out about how crazy the world is. Anyway, is it censored now or is all that stuff still on there? And is it as massive as it was (1996) or more so, or less so?
Think of NNTP like SMTP (which are very similar is design) -- only people pass around news postings instead of e-mail. And instead of e-mail being distributed from originating server of the From: field to destination server of the To: field, the posts stay on that server, and then are bulk transferred as the "newsgroup" to other servers that "subscribe" to its feeds.

The only central piece is the owning server of the newsgroup. But even then many things are proxied/cached, etc... by end servers, core subscribing and other servers. So it's even more decentralized than it was 15 years ago. There is also the legal precedents that a distribution system is not responsible for content it does not generate itself, which then gets into (at least in the US context) of Freedom of Speech v. Copyright law. So far, probably because so few people know about the UseNet anymore, no real focus has been made to regulate it.

About the only copyright enforcement done is on an individual basis by the copyright holders themselves. E.g., if your ISP requires you to login to post a message and will not allow you to post anonymously, and you post pictures from ... say ... Danni.COM, you'll find yourself quickly making some legal considerations.

But no, if you're into various, illegal things from the standpoint of US law -- with many of these newsgroups being based outside the US -- it's not regulated. Unless, of course, you're an American citizen who is physically caught with that stuff on your computer -- which has little to do with the newsgroup. Thank God I'm not into that stuff.

But I'll freely admit I can't get enough of curvy goddess women intimate with men, so I hit UseNet frequently. I have at least 50GB and probably 50+ hours of stuff I've downloaded that I haven't even sorted through yet and just haven't gotten around to.
 

Perilypos

Retired Moderator
I hadn't the internet access before 2002 (or 2003), so only 3-4 years ago I started. As I got it I looked for any galleries with Farrah (whom I had seen a short time before) and info about her by means of the browser. I can't remember which domain was the absolutely first, but FreeOnes was definitely one of them!
 
I loved it back in those days though, viruses were hard to catch, and loads of websites were free.
Viruses are still hard to catch.
You run Firefox with Javascript off (PrefBar makes it easy) and it's impossible to get one, unless you manually execute an .exe or something (assuming you're running Windows).
 
Viruses are still hard to catch.
You run Firefox with Javascript off (PrefBar makes it easy) and it's impossible to get one, unless you manually execute an .exe or something (assuming you're running Windows).

this is why i love firefox. it really is a godsend.

still cant remember the first domain i typed in.:dunno:
 

BNF

Ex-SuperMod
Back on topic...

The first that I think I actually typed in to see was asiacarrera.com.
 
I had an old Power Mac back in the early 90's, and got AOL when it first came out. I had a teleport gold 2400 modem, which was slow as hell. There were chat rooms on AOL, and people would always be PM'ing porn to each other. That was my first experience with online porn. It was like xmas when you could get someone to upload a porn pic to you. Ahh those were the days.
 
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