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Totally agree. Hell, even I'M getting tired of all the crap.
What originally made the internet fun and interesting was the worldwide communication and collaboration that was suddenly easily possible. People could share ideas, info, pics (yum!), and many other things. There was no spam, not many trojans, and no spyware. Corporate influence was bare, and there was no real monopolization of anything (excluding Microsoft's monopoly).
Contrast that to now: spyware, trojans, viruses, spam, scams, etc. are now all over the place and getting more and more out of control. Peoples' bank accounts are being lifted, IDs are being stolen, Windows boxes are being surreptitiously deluged with endless malware, of course slowing and devolving the user experience to where there isn't any. Now add in the corporate swoop down over the internet, where corporations are suing people and scamming them into compliance, shuffling out the little guys with lawsuits and cancellations of ISP accounts, and suddenly the internet is looking more like what TV devolved into: a controlled corporate medium used to brainwash and manipulate the masses. - Posted by: 5th Limb in the Kisser Posted on: 02/24/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
The biggest reason...
Linux User 147560 | 02/23/06
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Then let the clueless stay clueless.
Mr. Roboto | 02/24/06
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So then Mac sales are growing? Oops, no.
No_Ax_to_Grind | 02/24/06
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If you can't add anything of value
Linux User 147560 | 02/24/06
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..then post 1200 times a day!..
5th Limb in the Kisser | 02/24/06
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Actually..
5th Limb in the Kisser | 02/24/06
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internet is dying..
5th Limb in the Kisser | 02/24/06
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Go smoke
Linux User 147560 | 02/24/06
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Sparked a nice tasty blunt for breakfast!!!
5th Limb in the Kisser | 02/24/06
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corrected book links
5th Limb in the Kisser | 02/24/06
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ZDNET SUCKS!!!
5th Limb in the Kisser | 02/24/06
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Aggressive, but I must agree 
BitTwiddler | 02/24/06
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Internet
airwolf1 | 02/23/06
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What makes the Internet borinig is...
BitTwiddler | 02/24/06
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a market has to saturate sometime
CobraA1 | 02/26/06
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