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- IMHO the internet is safer now than it used to be but it is still in its infancy.
- Posted by: Suicida| Posted on: 09/18/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
The internet used to be a nice place.
jrbeaman | 09/18/06
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When
Suicida| | 09/18/06
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Why the anti-microsoft dig?
the_seb | 09/19/06
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Huh?
Rocks Anne | 09/19/06
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Money to be made for scam artists
milal@... | 09/18/06
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Google plugs phishing hole
Loverock Davidson | 09/19/06
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What does the OS have to do with it?
duswil | 09/20/06
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