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It's so hard to keep up with technology these days. Things are changing so quickly that gadgets and computers are almost obsolete before they're released on the market. While the mega-geeks might seem to have a handle on it all, for those of us who just like to play Solitare or type the odd letter on
Read More: What's new in Web 2.0?Many of my computing students are mums and dads or aunties and uncles who've heard a lot about Windows Live Messenger or other free instant messaging programs like Yahoo Messenger or Google Talk from the teens and tweens in their lives and want to know more.
Despite its popularity amongst younger ‘Netheads', instant
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On 3 May 1978, 393 people received a message that would change the face of computing forever.
It was the fateful day 30 years ago when the first piece of unsolicited commercial advertising was sent over a computer network. It was the beginning of the phenomenon we now lovingly know as spamming.
Spammers choke up the Internet with thousands of copies
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