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Clusters, Servers, Thin Clients, and On-line Communitiesh as simple games, email, and ‘talk’ programs. During the mid and late 80s, when I was beginning my Ph. D. in computer science at Indiana University, Unix desktop workstations and windowing interfaces became popular, and the dumb terminal was phased out. Naturally, networked games, email, and ‘talk’

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Conference proceedings 2000 support communities on a wide scale will require developments at all levels of computing, from low-level communication protocols supporting transparent - cess to mobile objects, through to distributed operating systems, through to high-level programming models allowing complex interaction between o

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Clusters, Servers, Thin Clients, and On-line Communities programs became standard tools, and programmers started creating distributed client/server applications. In the business world, a similar push toward desktop (PC) computing created a new paradigm for computing, with word processing, accounting, and database management migrating to the desktop, and away from the main server.

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The Bases of the Socialist Economic Systemmmerce device which can be used by the broadest possible segment of the population, including individuals who are functionally illiterate. This paper provides a high-level description of the research in progress towards this design goal.