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Builders Bring 'Smart Wiring' Into the Home: Whether you are buying a new house or want to upgrade an older home, putting in connections for high-speed Internet access requires lots of homework.(Post, May 21, 2000) .Com As You Are: Night Life Columnist Eric Brace Goes Out--On The Internet(Post, May 19, 2000) Designed to Click in Every Room of the House (Post, May 18, 2000) A Dot-Com World: In Just 5 Years, the Internet Has Gone From the Strange to the Standard(Post, May 17, 2000) It's Great: The Internet Isnt My Life, It Helps Me Live It(Post, May 17, 2000) It's Work: Trying to Live a Wired Life is Maddening(Post, May 17, 2000) Silicon Dreams: Real Life and Virtual Life Intersect As Technology Affects the Way We Think and Live(Post, May 17, 2000) KNOWLEDGE TO GO: Looking for Movie Times, Your Spouse's Shoe Size or the Next Flight to Rome? It's All in the Palm of Your Hand(Post, May 17, 2000) ON THE MOVE: In the Future, We'll Be Able to Take Our Virtual Connections With Us Wherever We Go(Post, May 17, 2000) Seamy and Steamy: Smut Sites Pioneer the Webs Potential(Post, May 17, 2000) ACROSS THE E-DIVIDE: Public and Private Efforts Are Trying to Bridge the Gap Between Internet Haves and Have-Nots(Post, May 17, 2000) HIGH-TECH FASHION: Keeping Up With the Latest Gizmos Isn't Enough; You Also Need Something Chic and Hip to Carry Them In(Post, May 17, 2000) The Wired Life Internet Guide: As the Web Grows, the Virtual World Becomes Real(Post, May 17, 2000) The Cyber Stump: The Web Provides a Closer Link Between Candidates and Voters, But There Are Potential Dangers, Too(Post, May 17, 2000) Young but Savvy: Although Hands-On Silicon Valley Museum Welcomes Visitors of All Ages, For Technological Aptitude, Children Leave Their Parents in the Dust(Post, May 17, 2000) Connected to the World From a Cubicle (Post, May 17, 2000) Private or Not?: Behind the Scenes, Web Site Operators Are Gathering Information on Their Visitors(Post, May 17, 2000) Where to Go When You Can't Find Maypo (Post, May 17, 2000) Behind the Screens: Who are the companies behind the Web sites competing to provide you with health information? Can you trust them with . . . your life?(Post, May 16, 2000)
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