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Since the ‘arrival’ of the phenomenon that is known as the Internet, we have become obsessed to some extent with the speed in which it lets us live our lives. We rarely expect to get letters from friends, family or businesses – email is there, ready, waiting and fast. We can visit just about any virtual shop in the world, buy more than we could physically carry and arrange to have it delivered, and all this can be done in just an hour of surfing without even getting out of a chair.

I began to wonder about the vast number of companies whose day-to-day business is conducted online, and what would happen if for some reason the whole Internet suddenly ceased to work. The effects would be extremely far-reaching, for example; a substantial amount of daily business communication is conducted via email, the loss of which would severely disrupt and significantly slow down the companies who rely totally on this media to send and receive information where speed is of the essence. Other parties to be considered are the private individuals whose emails possibly compare or even exceed in numbers that of corporate traffic, and business websites; without these virtual showrooms to look at, a customer would have to revert back to the old way of doing things and visit a real one - very hard on the feet!

We are all aware that the rapid advances made in Internet technology over recent years have been nothing short of astonishing. From mobile phones and their ability to send messages and photo images, as well as being able to access the Internet, to email and its almost instant delivery capability. Both have transformed information exchange and communication beyond our wildest dreams, whilst simultaneously creating a mindset that has us expecting immediate answers to any questions we care to ask. It’s up to each individual to decide for themselves whether or not the Internet is for the better. I am sure there are a vast number of people in the world that prefer life the way it used to be, and their opinions must be respected.

However, to be off-line felt like some sort of isolation even though it was only temporary. It’s not something I would want to happen on a regular basis, and whilst I am sure that although we would undoubtedly cope without the Internet if we had to, the question is - would we want to?

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3 hari yg lalu saya kehilangan koneksi internet. Access Point yg biasa digunakan untuk akses online mati total. uurgh..rasanya bosen bgd kehidupan ini tanpa internet!! memang kondisi ini berbeda dengan kehidupan saya 2 tahun yg lalu.. dulu waktu saya belum ‘kecanduan’ internet rasanya tidak ada beban walaupun seharian ga online.. TAPII..sekarang kondisinya telah berubah total…semenjak internet masuk ke kosan (kamar saya), internet telah merubah pola hidup saya.

Bayangkan seharian tanpa melihat dunia luar, mengecek email, mengupdate postingan di web saya ini, berkomunikasi dengan rekan2 saya yg biasa online…gilaa..bosennya luar biasa tanpa adanya internet.. Kadang saya berpikir kenapa saya tidak bisa lepas dari dunia maya(internet) ini?? apakah ini merupakan suatu efek buruk dari adanya pengenalan internet ataukah suatu kemajuan pola berpikir saya yg beranggapan bahwa saat ini internet memang sangat dibutuhkan?

Untungnya malam ini saya sudah bisa online kembali…waaaah..senangnyaa akhirnya tuh AP (Access Point) bisa nyala juga..moga2 ga bandel lg tuh AP!! internet i’m cominggg..

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