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Answer» Quote No gain without pain? The internet has brought us many joys. It's rewritten the rules of business and pleasure. And pain. For it allows what may have seemed like bright ideas at the time ('let's USE it to make sure our customers have the latest software', for example) to turn into a stinking pit of misery — usually, but by no means always, after marketing gets its fangs in. Here are just ten of the guilty parties who try to do the impossible: to make us hate the internet and wish it had never been invented — and who very nearly succeed. http://reviews.zdnet.co.uk/software/0,1000001048,39419834-1,00.htmI agree with some of that even thought I really didnt look at all of it, however I thought you where meaning hackers an such at the time but I suppose you can include those. I pulled off a perectkeylogger today didnt even know it was on there. What about y2k if anything I think that it would help an show what can happen.Lol I agree with this commenters post on this story: Quote How about annoying articles.... You know, the ones that span eleven pages at two paragraphs per page? Ugh looked like an interesting story but not GOING to go through 11 pages to read it all.just hit the print link and it consolidates it all into one page..... http://www.zdnet.co.uk/misc/print/0,1000000169,39419834-30000024c,00.htmGood suggestion. For years I had the most effective anti-virus available. Unfortunately many thought it "unthinkable"- I didn't have the internet to begin with. they'd say "well what do you do then"? and I'd say, what I do is a censored of a lot more productive then going on facebook and droning on and on about how worried you are about your cat because he's made one less bowel movement then he did yesterday, and more productive then going on MSN to chat with your friend despite the fact that your talking about the same crap that you talked about in person, only this time half the words are abbreviated. Thankfully, so is the conversation, since you see your cat going in it's litterbox and have to go back on facebook to tell the world the exact length of his deposit. Wow, that had absolutely NOTHING to do with software...Well, we asked for it, in a way...we human animals with our visual orientation. TEXT on the internet wasn't ENOUGH -- notice how a good deal of that rogue's gallery facilitates images and video?

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No gain without pain?

The internet has brought us many joys. It's rewritten the rules of business and pleasure.

And pain. For it allows what may have seemed like bright ideas at the time ('let's USE it to make sure our customers have the latest software', for example) to turn into a stinking pit of misery — usually, but by no means always, after marketing gets its fangs in.

Here are just ten of the guilty parties who try to do the impossible: to make us hate the internet and wish it had never been invented — and who very nearly succeed.

http://reviews.zdnet.co.uk/software/0,1000001048,39419834-1,00.htmI agree with some of that even thought I really didnt look at all of it, however I thought you where meaning hackers an such at the time but I suppose you can include those. I pulled off a perectkeylogger today didnt even know it was on there. What about y2k if anything I think that it would help an show what can happen.Lol I agree with this commenters post on this story:

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How about annoying articles.... You know, the ones that span eleven pages at two paragraphs per page?

Ugh looked like an interesting story but not GOING to go through 11 pages to read it all.just hit the print link and it consolidates it all into one page.....
http://www.zdnet.co.uk/misc/print/0,1000000169,39419834-30000024c,00.htmGood suggestion. For years I had the most effective anti-virus available. Unfortunately many thought it "unthinkable"- I didn't have the internet to begin with. they'd say "well what do you do then"? and I'd say, what I do is a *censored* of a lot more productive then going on facebook and droning on and on about how worried you are about your cat because he's made one less bowel movement then he did yesterday, and more productive then going on MSN to chat with your friend despite the fact that your talking about the same crap that you talked about in person, only this time half the words are abbreviated. Thankfully, so is the conversation, since you see your cat going in it's litterbox and have to go back on facebook to tell the world the exact length of his deposit.

Wow, that had absolutely NOTHING to do with software...Well, we asked for it, in a way...we human animals with our visual orientation. TEXT on the internet wasn't ENOUGH -- notice how a good deal of that rogue's gallery facilitates images and video?

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