The Knight Line

Dan Knight is the publisher of Low End PC. He cut his computing teeth on an Apple II+ in 1979 and became a DOS geek in 1987.

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Deliver us from evil: Thoughts on computer self defense, 2003.01.16. "Should you have the right to take active steps to stop a computerized attack on your computer system?"
Why we need anti-spam legislation, 2003.01.02. "Unlike rain, sending spam is a human behavior which can and should be covered by law."
What we hate on the Web, 2002.05.29. Hundreds of Web users told us what they dislike on the Web - and how strongly they dislike it.
Toward a less annoying Web, 2002.05.29. Now that we know how you feel about annoying Web stuff, what's a webmaster to do?
Number Crunching for Webmasters, 2001.12.07. How to get the most out of your website's logs.
My First PC, 2001.11.13. Our publisher shares his journey through Apples, Commodores, Zeniths, and more.
Forward into the past?, 2001.10.31. Why both Windows XP and the Pentium 4 offer one step forward, two steps back performance.
Is Microsoft the enemy?, 2001.10.15. Is Microsoft's dominance of personal computing a bad thing? If so, what can we do about it?

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