By Andy McCue
Published: Monday 27 October 2003
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Surrey
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Engineer
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In reference to the previous comment, I thought that Darwin said that it wouldn't be the strongest or the most intelligent that would survive, the survivors would be the ones that were most adaptable to change.
How right he was in general & his remarks are so appropriate to the current virus issues. He must have been a computer geek way ahead of his time.
Maybe that virus with a lethal payload isn't such ...
Anonymous
"If you’re walking down the street and see an empt...
Anonymous
Unfortunately standard windows can be compared to ...
Anonymous
Of course it always helps if the car manufacturer ...
Anonymous
In reference to the previous comment, I thought th...
Anonymous
The locksmith who made the lock is usually the one...
Anonymous
Let's get some perspective, shall we?!
Hacking an...
Anonymous
There's a compound set of problems here, confused...
Jeremy Chatfield
It's a game between the crackers and the admins. ...
Anonymous
Let's get some perspective on the perspective!
Ex...
Lachek
"If you hackers are bored, find some good to do in...
Cauly
There were some very interesting comments made by ...
John Briggs
I agree entirely with what this fellow says. Rega...
Kevan Chippindall-Higgin
Microsoft made it easier over the years to produce...
Knut Boehnert
I agree entirely with Mr. "coder of many tongues"....
Leigh (frixion)
Yes, I agree with these dudes, and maybe, as a des...
anonymous
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