🚀 go-pugleaf

On Sun, 06 Jul 2008 22:13:36 GMT, 7 <website_has_email@www.enemygadgets.com>
wrote:

[crossposting left in this time]

>DevilsPGD wrote:

>> The biggest problem today is the blob of meat running the keyboard and
>> mouse, the one clicking "Allow" to install that "codec pack" to see an
>> upskirt shot of $TRASHYCELEBOFTHEHOUR.
>
>
>You are just an asstroturfer expounding crap.

No, he/she isn't. "DevilsPGD" probably knows more about network abuse than you
could ever hope to learn. Moreover, he/she is right.

>You should try telling THAT to users with all their data and business
>locked into computers that can't be retrieved because of all the
>viruses in their PC. Its costing them down time and money
>and if they don't string you up there and then, then its probably because
>you have run away.

Run away from what? There's nothing to run away *from* if you know what you're
doing. I've run a business network for 4 years now, all XP machines, and one
thing I *don't* have to worry about is infected machines. I don't worry about
them on my home network either - and before you go off on another ad hominem
frenzy of ignorance, keep in mind that I run both Windows AND Linux, among other
things, at home. (Thirteen machines, two of which are Apples.)

You're not making yourself look any better by being a crossposting virginmedia
git, either.

Perhaps it's time to toss virginmedia in the filters along with google. JHC.

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