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Story: Broadband boom makes UK worst for hacked PCs
Posted by: Nick Daisley (Tuesday 22 March 2005, 10:31 AM)
Only then??
From 1696 until 1851 England had a 'window tax' imposed on houses with more than six windows. Admittedly, it was not a popular tax.
Nevertheless I do wonder whether it might be appropriate to introduce a new 'Windows tax' that would be levied on anyone who is so _irresponsible_ as to connect a MS Windows computer to the internet, thereby making it slower, more dangerous and more compromised for the rest of us? There is little excuse for it any more.
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Story: Broadband boom makes UK worst for hacked PCs
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If there were a dial-up broadband connection, coul... Lupa -
There is it's called ISDN and its expensive and sl... Les
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The problem, like many problems in the UK today, i... Jim Howes
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From 1696 until 1851 England had... Nick Daisley -
It is apparent to me, that this could be a growing... Anonymous
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Like any responsible computer user I am now u... Edward Fleming
