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/topic Future of computing....	by MrTrick	2003-05-24 01:45:47
Don't run commodity PC's I guess.	by aix tom	2003-05-24 02:03:17
firstly	by McGowan	2003-05-24 03:03:42
Actually...	by DireEyez	2003-05-24 03:17:20
I don't.	by JohnRyan	2003-05-24 03:21:08
The UK & EU will never permit it.	by Tomo	2003-05-24 03:25:27
Hey now...	by DireEyez	2003-05-24 03:31:30
the answer is	by McGowan	2003-05-24 03:49:52
whenever theres a system theres always some1 outside of it! and im not talking M$ CEO's geeks, hackers (white or black hat) hillbillies and loners will always avoid being caught in the net of big brother! an image for u all we reach a point where computer devlopment is fast leaving system requirments behind, upgrades are simple quick and easy microsoft puts its world domination plan into action with the help of the US of A goverment. a secondary internet forms by people using linux boxes, firstly just small groups of people seperate from every1 else then through a great underground system (using the now obsolete cable lines) they slowely connect themselves up. a second internet now fully formed and out of its infancy say we call it inet2 or something stupid and the community creates a set of rules/regulations. i know its a little far fetched but i reckon it could happen (maybe not like that)
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something like that is already happening	by vitacpp	2003-05-24 04:21:49
We've got JANET already.	by Tomo	2003-05-24 04:26:34
ARPANet evolved into the Internet. (n/t)	by Arcanum	2003-05-24 08:05:28
probably right	by julius.apweiler	2003-05-24 09:33:39

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