ARPA-net switched from NCP to TCP/IP, marking the beginning of the Internet
On January 1st, 1983, ARPA-net switched their networking protocol to TCP/IP, due to the limitations of NCP. This allowed for more users and is still used to this day.
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The first drinking straws were used in ancient times by beer drinking Sumerians, to filter out the solid by-products from fermentation.
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