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| Giaguara |
3/10/04, 9:54 AM EDT |
it will only make bill gates even richer.
b%stard.
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| HTML Samurai |
3/10/04, 11:04 AM EDT |
Although, it would keep my Mom and Sister from spamming me with e-cards - Oy!
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| David Duncan |
3/10/04, 1:47 PM EDT |
ahhh yeah. My dad has recently been sending me pictures of cars (corvettes and escalades, which I know he hates) trying to be "cool". I had to block the man from my inbox until he stops.
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| okcalla |
3/10/04, 6:51 PM EDT |
i wonder how he would prove theft?
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| sweetjimmyhugs |
3/10/04, 8:57 PM EDT |
This is about as likely to happen as Microsoft patenting ones and zeros... wait, they'll probably try to do that next.
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| rlhamon |
3/11/04, 4:08 PM EDT |
I love when the onion breaks a major story. The Best News Source in America.
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| asdf |
3/11/04, 8:46 PM EDT |
what the hell is steve jobs gonna do about spam. Or do apples computers not only crash less than xp, but get less spam than xp users too.
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| Jonahan |
3/12/04, 1:18 PM EDT |
asdf, give us a break, you have not a clue.
What does Steve Jobs have to do with ANYTHING in this article or comments?
It's not like we sit around wondering how Steve Jobs is going to help us with every problem in that plagues humanity.
Actually, come to think of it, "apples computers" as you so non-punctuationally put it, DO in fact get less spam. Mail has a built-in junk mail filter that you actually train to get more efficient.
So yeah.
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| rlhamon |
3/12/04, 3:50 PM EDT |
asdf what do you have to say now... humm nothing! Mac's rule Windows Pc's well they suck.
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| okcalla |
3/13/04, 10:14 PM EDT |
personally i feel spam is the fault of pos companies like hotmail. which i beleieve is own by geee good ole bill. i think isp's should step up and block this shi..crap from happening.
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Bill Gates has finally taken the full dictatorship of the computer industry. Bill Gates (who is the richest man in the world) is now pushing for a payable stamp that you would have to buy with each email. That’s right my fellow Internet users, that email to Grandma may cost you. Bill Gates thinks that charging for email will cut out spammers and viruses that are sent thru the email.