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Worms in the wild eat dead and decaying things recycling them into nutrients to grow new and better things.

The internet is certainly better and more useful than 20 years ago.

Unfortunately the worms are also getting bigger and more dangerous.

Eventually something wonderful will evolve.
Posted by: rushingturtle   Posted on: 10/31/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Thanks for the history...  Qix77 | 10/31/08
Ah, the start of the rot began where?  Scrat | 10/31/08
And Microsoft allows it to continue  todbran@... | 10/31/08
And 7 Versions Of Windows Later  itanalyst2@... | 10/31/08
How so? nt  ye | 10/31/08
ZDNet being an excessively pro MS site  Mikael_z | 11/02/08
RE: Happy 20th birthday, internet worm!  alecco | 10/31/08
RE: Happy 20th birthday, internet worm!  marco@... | 10/31/08
Actually the net worm is much older than that!  gnace@... | 10/31/08
20th anniversary of a worm in the wild  Clewin | 10/31/08
Stiffer penalties  BALTHOR | 10/31/08
10,000 years of civilization have shown.  kozmcrae | 11/02/08
This could be when the hacker system was tied in  BALTHOR | 10/31/08
worms  rushingturtle | 10/31/08
worms  rushingturtle | 10/31/08
RE: Happy 20th birthday, internet worm!  mlongbow@... | 11/01/08
RE: Happy 20th birthday, internet worm!  2WiReD | 11/02/08
I'm not proud of this (be it a warning!)  jakelly404@... | 11/02/08
Happens...  gnesterenko | 11/04/08

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