Computer Currents, 1997-2000

January 11, 2000 The 1999 HAL 9000 Awards
Honoring those whose jokes it is my duty to report
January 25, 2000 Mediocre Millennium
Low points from 1000 years of computing
February 8, 2000 Judge, Jury, and Executable, Part II
Readers thoughts on what will happen to Microsoft?
February 22, 2000 Stock Answers
Investing in a liability
December 28, 1999 The Last Gigglebytes Column
Until the next one
December 14, 1999 The Big Cookie
Another dark tale of Internet noir
November 23, 1999 Citizen Gates
Not based on the life of William Randolph Hearst
November 9, 1999 Free Fall
Free Web sites still can’t brush your teeth
October 26, 1999 Judge, Jury, and Executable
What should we do about Microsoft?
October 12, 1999 Symphony in D Drive 
Music and computers mix like oil and vodka
September 28, 1999 Driver Training 
Installing hardware is as easy as paying off the 
national debt
September 14, 1999 Ask Dr. Deeram
Questionable answers to your unanswerable questions
August 24, 1999 Think Tiny Thoughts
Nanotechnology promises less of everything
August 10, 1999 Easy Answers
There are no computer-related problems too big to be ignored
July 27, 1999 Shop 'Til You Pop
Zen and the art of Internet commerce
July 13, 1999 Office Politics
The new upgrade may not be a suite deal
June 29, 1999 Why To Kay
2000 bad solutions to the year 2000
June 15, 1999 Free At Any Price
You never know the price of a free computer
May 25, 1999 Utility Bills
Protecting your PC and losing your mind
May 11, 1999 Better Boxes
Revolution for the routine of it
April 27, 1999 Playing Monopoly
What to do if the feds don’t sue
April 13, 1999 Pings to Come
The wonderful world of tomorrow is only a few years away
March 23, 1999 Spam I Am
Confessions of an e-mail marketer
March 9, 1999 Home Popping Network
Connect your computers in one mind-numbing step
February 23, 1999 Millennium II Thousand
Coming soon to a theatre near you
February 9, 1999 Ask Dr. Deeram
Questionable Answers to Your Unanswerable Questions
January 26, 1999 Fresh Start, Fresher Problems
Reinstalling Windows gives you a whole new reason to hate your life
January 12, 1999 And the Winner Is…
The same old awards, with a new, improved name!
December 20, 1998 Holiday in Hex
Bitmaps roasting on an open fire
December 8, 1998 Know thine Enemy
Another peak into Bill Gates’ E-mail
November 17, 1998 Panic in the Year 2000
Yet another reason to dread New Year’s Eve
November 3, 1998 Personal Information Mangler
Sometimes it’s better to be disorganized
October 20, 1998 Like Windows, Only More So
If you’re truly desperate, try one of these Windows utilities
October 6, 1998 Getting Nowhere Fast
More proof that the Internet isn’t worth a fast connection
September 22, 1998 Behind the Plexiglas
Apple’s new low-end system changes…something
September 8, 1998 Ask Dr. Deeram
More Questionable Answers to Your Unanswerable Questions
August 18, 1998 Integrated Circus
When software isn’t slow enough
August 4, 1998 Faster Than a Speeding Bit
The key to fast Internet access is stuck in the lock
July 21, 1998 Hex, Drives, and Archiving Tape
A bad backup for your slipped disk
July 7, 1998 Presentation Tense
Presentation software can make anyone look like a professional
June 16, 1998 The Maltese Penguin
A man’s man amongst the Unix
June 2, 1998 DOS Boot
Some things are best left forgotten
May 19, 1998 Future Pretense
What’s in store for Windows after 98
May 5, 1998 Write and Wrong
The power of the press belongs to those who steal one
April 21, 1998 Ernie Goes Online
What are friends for? Hopefully not this
April 7, 1998 Ask Dr. Deeram
More Questionable Answers to Your Unanswerable Questions
March 17, 1998 Paying Through the Modem
New Technologies for separating you from your money
March 3, 1998 Mary Popup
If only real life were like a Disney fantasy
February 17, 1998 Outlook Unimpressed
A Peek At Bill Gates’ Email Inbox
February 3, 1998 The Big Store
Where service is a frontal attack
January 20, 1998 Problems 5 Solutions 0
Not all conflicts are as easy to solve as those in the Middle East
January 6, 1998 The (Who’s Counting?) Pentium Awards
They make the jokes; I just report them
December 23, 1997 Tyrannosaurus Redmond
Back to the future: December 8, 1999
December 9, 1997 The Maltese Novice
Another journey into ‘Net Noir
November 25, 1997 Coming Subtractions
Through the future darkly--and with pepperoni
November 11, 1997 Ask Dr. Deeram
More Questionable Answers For Your Unanswerable Questions
October 28, 1997 Justifiable Cybercide
Everyone has their breaking point
October 14, 1997 Blood on the Sectors
Or Blowin’ the Rolling Stone Down Highway 61 Revisited
September 30, 1997 Dialing for Dullards
The Web shopping experience
September 16, 1997 Apple Cobbler
Cupertino’s secrets revealed--or at least untangled
September 2, 1997 Small Office, Poor Office
Tools that every home office should be without
August 19, 1997 Sharewary
Bad things sometimes come in small packages
August 5, 1997 Power Outage
The right utility collection can protect you from productivity
July 22, 1997 Apple of His Eye
The solution to Cupertino’s problems
July 1, 1997 Battle of the Browsers, 1999
Microsoft and Netscape face off in the 7.0 generation
June 17, 1997 Chip Soup
The Marxist theory of computer repair
June 3, 1997 Deadlier Than the Mail
Remember: Only the U.S. Post Office supports all fonts
May 20, 1997 Ask Dr. Deeram
More Questionable Answers For Your Unanswerable Questions
May 6, 1997 My Own Private I Don’t Know
Careful--Big Brother Norman is watching you
April 22, 1997 Talk Show
What is the future of television shows on the future of computers?
April 1, 1997 Taxing One's Abilities
The truly scary side of paying taxes
March 18, 1997 Plugged Up
Plug-ins help you surf the Web tidal wave into the rocks of multimedia
March 4, 1997 When the Chips are Down
Revolutionary new CPU makes your computer obsolete
February 18, 1997 Sign Off, My Lovely
America Has Gone On Noir
February 4, 1997 HTMHell
Web design tools for the talent impaired
January 21, 1997 The Book of Jobs
The King Steve Translation
January 7, 1997 The Third (Ninth) Pentium Awards
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