Do you find this article disturbing?

[Web Witch]

http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20010606/wr/tech_netscape_dc_1.html (Netscape out of the Navigator Business)

:boil:

[JuniorHarris]

Sounds like paper politics to help push the AOL and IE pact to completion...since AOL's contract to use IE expired in January. It will be interesting to see how the new Time Warner mega-giant will perform, and if they change their tune if/when the deal is sealed.

PS: That link is broken :(

http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20010606/wr/tech_netscape_dc_1.html

[ihelpyou]

yea, when we sit and think about what the net will be like in 10, no 5, NO, even 2 years from now, it is mind-boggling.

[JuniorHarris]

I'm still waiting on IE 10, it incorporates a neural-telekinesis protocol and a synaptic plug-in for thought based surfing. :nerd:

I suppose one would have to be careful of wayward thoughts...you wouldn't want the wife to interrupt you and up pop's Dr. Kevorkian's do-it-yourself website!~ :circle:

[ihelpyou]

yea... and when clicking links or scrolling the huge screen tv, all we will do is bat our eyes once to click, twice to scroll, or three times to make all the advertising ads go away on the screen....... :eek:

[Web Witch]

....so funny.

After reading the article I was wondering how we would get listed on their search, BIG $$$$$$ so now what happens to the little guys? Google....

I put that link in via the http:// button at the top vB code, that's odd I know how to cut & paste:scattered

[ihelpyou]

I believe that the more Time-Warner gets involved with more stuff, the further AOl will get away from search stuff. I think TW has other things in mind.

Yes, but buttons are so much more fun to play with. :together:

[JuniorHarris]

WebWitch, somehow the code is reversed...it placed the comments as the URL and the link as the comment. :scattered

[Web Witch]

Told you guys if it wasn't broke I'd break it!:2:

Thunder, storms headed my way, bye-bye.