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It certainly will not be fair to say that Nigerians were the originators of the internet mail scam, but once all sugarcoating is done, they really have redefined it. Before the internet became widespread in Nigeria, phone scams were already very popular and many were quite unwary of it. My father once had a call about ten years ago and the caller introduced himself as one of the state's commissioners, had gotten my dad's number somehow, he said (and with directories very common, my dad didn't bother to ask exactly how). Enthusiastically, he announced he had a business deal for my father.

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So the client side has gone open source - whoopidieewoooTo me, this is just a glorified version of adding personalized "skins" to your viewer.In...

So the client side has gone open source - whoopidieewoooTo me, this is just a glorified version of adding personalized "skins" to your viewer.In the long run, I'm sure things will end up working a bit better, a bit faster, a bit less crashy. All the users finding ways to make things better is always good.Will this all effect business & the economy? Will it hurt any businesses? Will it help? What is everyones thoughts?Will land costs go up or down?Will linden$ value go up or down?How about people's products?Also, do you forsee any new scams coming from people spreading their own viewers?