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ADSL - an apology of a service
Comment Finally, the same day as BT apologises for its inability to organise broadband high-speed Internet connection installations, I have my high-speed Internet connection, and a BT digital subscriber...
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Auction sites implicated in illegal software
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News The mobile giant reckons its guide to text messages was published ahead of Genie's version
Tech 2001: The totally wired workforce
Comment I paid my paperboy via infrared using a Palm yesterday. Not really, but it won't be long now.
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Experts split on Yahoo! inspector plans
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Workers clueless about security
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Comment Linux is mainstream. No, really. Everywhere I look, not only are Linux and open source equated, but the masses of punditry seem to be embracing it all with great fervor.
Pirate software linked with organised crime
News Drug pushing linked to counterfeit software sales in Britain
A Year Ago: Cambridge Net users - they're watching you
News First published: Tue, 23 Nov 1999 17:06:00 GMT
