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Originally Posted by gonzo
THey just increased the bottom line but turning off the program.
I suspect you will see lots more of this.
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You're going to see alot more of companies folding, even some of the giants.
This industry has degraded from people making money to pay medical and college bills into a major international racket that eats itself up from the inside.
There was a time when webmasters would stick together but them days are gone. Now it's dog eat dog just like the rest of the business world.
With the new taxes on online purchases and sales looming you'll see the end of the web as we know it. The only thing it will be good for is buying second hand stuff, music, and upgrading useless software.
With the increase of digital crime it will soon overwhelm the safeguards bringing the web to a standstill and unsafe to manage. As engineers move away, the old databases will be left unguarded and criminals will have a bonanza.
It's human nature to turn on one's own and devour them. It's not a matter of 'if' it's just a matter of 'when'.
The only solution for the coming global computer storm will be to shut down the web and start over, a major reboot, but this time with more uniform and secure safeguards. A new way of writing software and more. At it's present state of decay the web will be invalidated in a few years. The U.S. Govt. needs over 30,000 cyber warriors to prevent attacks and they ain't gonna get them.