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With a final screech, AOL's dial-up service goes silent
(www.nbcnews.com)
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So, when the last wagon wheel factory closed down, where there nostalgia pieces in the papers?
I guess not, I just searched and there are still a bunch of places making the wheels.
Where am I going to get hand crafted dial up though
The Serial Port has some content that may scratch that itch.
Gimme 20 bucks and I'll come over and screech dialup noises at you while you browse.
Since there are still horse drawn wagons around there are also still manufacturers for wagon wheels. But there were several opinion pieces in newspapers whenever a new technology took over. I'm sure you can find plenty for the time when cars became mainstream.