[...] Bill Clinton was the first president to ever send an email, which he did sometime in 1993. But he wasn’t exactly a technophile. He went most of his two terms without ever adapting to sending his own emails. Even during the George W. administration it was thought presidents shouldn’t send their own email from Blackberries—too vulnerable to hacks, it was thought. Obama is the first president ever to carry a smartphone. [...]
[...] Bill Clinton was the first president to ever send an email, which he did sometime in 1993. But he wasn’t exactly a technophile. He went most of his two terms without ever adapting to sending his own emails. Even during the George W. administration the president didn’t send his own email from Blackberries—too vulnerable to hacks, it was thought. For the record, Obama is the first president ever to carry a smartphone… and is also the first US president on Twitter. Despite it’s ubiquitousness, we forget how new some of this technology is. [...]
January 21, 2013 at 6:22 pm, Rachel Baird Newman said:
He was lookin at her butt.
January 22, 2013 at 9:00 am, For real, best photobomb of the Inauguration | Death and Taxes said:
[...] brought many great Inaugural photobombs—but many of you complained these weren’t really true photobombs as much as people who [...]
April 09, 2013 at 10:28 am, Here’s Bill Clinton’s first-ever tweet | Death and Taxes said:
[...] Bill Clinton was the first president to ever send an email, which he did sometime in 1993. But he wasn’t exactly a technophile. He went most of his two terms without ever adapting to sending his own emails. Even during the George W. administration it was thought presidents shouldn’t send their own email from Blackberries—too vulnerable to hacks, it was thought. Obama is the first president ever to carry a smartphone. [...]
April 09, 2013 at 5:27 pm, Here’s Bill Clinton’s first-ever tweet | Brav's Bookmarks said:
[...] Bill Clinton was the first president to ever send an email, which he did sometime in 1993. But he wasn’t exactly a technophile. He went most of his two terms without ever adapting to sending his own emails. Even during the George W. administration the president didn’t send his own email from Blackberries—too vulnerable to hacks, it was thought. For the record, Obama is the first president ever to carry a smartphone… and is also the first US president on Twitter. Despite it’s ubiquitousness, we forget how new some of this technology is. [...]
April 18, 2013 at 10:57 pm, Elaine Farnum Lakin said:
Still funny