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Number of meetings of the Internet Engineering Task Force, through July, 1995: 33
Number of attendees at the 33rd IETF in Stockholm, Sweden: 610 (approx.)
Ratio of number of attendees to number of workstations in the terminal room: 12:1
Very approximate ratio of number of Internet users to number of tiles in the mosaic in the Gold Room at Stockholm City Hall: 2
Of the Swedish cab drivers I met at the IETF meeting, percentage with Internet access: 50
Number of US invention patents available for searching on the Internet: over 158,000
At current growth rates, estimated time at which everyone on Earth will be on the Internet: 2004
Number attending Spring Internet World '95: 20,000
Expected monthly cost for @home, a cable TV-based Internet access provider: $30-$40
Length of time the NSFNET formed the backbone of the Internet: 9 years
Cost, per month, of USA Today Online: $14.95
Cost of one Mexican Blond Tarantula, available for sale online: $45
Percentage of officers of the National Organization of Women with WWW home pages: 100
Number on the AM dial for Internet@Night Talk Radio in Dallas, Texas: 1190
Number of questions in the Canonical Collection of Lightbulb Jokes: over 700
Number of answers in the Canonical Collection of Lightbulb Jokes: over 1100
Estimated number of different users searching the Yahoo database between May 1 and May 7, 1995: 1.4 million
Estimated number of different users visiting the Smithsonian Institution between May 1 and May 7, 1995: 10,000
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