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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.

Knight Line Index

• 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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