Posted by
CmdrTaco
on from the no-surprise-there dept.
quakeslut writes "It's Feb. 1st everyone... and all of you who have been reading Slashdot know that today MyDoom.A begins it's attack... according to Reuters, SCO has already been hit hard. Stay tuned for Tuesday when MyDoom.B hits Microsoft..."
What I want to know is how many people infected their computers on purpose and how man just didin't remove the virus after they found it? Most prople won't do a criminal act will but ignoring somebody elses?
-- "A good friend will bail you out of jail. A true friend will be sitting next to you saying, 'damn....that was fun!'"
Course it's not funny they will just say "The terrorist group "Linux Community" has claimed responsibility for the attacks" and declare us part of the axis of weasel like they did the other day on CNN.
The parent comment is a JOKE. It is meant to be an amusing commentary on the general attitude of the open source community (us) towards SCO and its current business model. In no way is it meant to encourage illegal attacks (DDoS) on fradulent businesses (SCO). The above JOKE is just a joke, and an amusing one at that.
Thank you.
-- Sig (appended to the end of comments you post, 120 chars)
Funny, when I go to SCO's site...
by
Glock27
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· Score: 4, Funny
all I get is "Document contains no data".
Just like the IBM lawsuit...;-)
I don't advocate virus attacks to further the OSS community's aims...all Linux software authors and organizations ought to be suing SCO instead. That kind of attack will cost them real money and time, and won't generate any sympathy from anyone (who's sane anyhow).
-- Galileo: "The Earth revolves around the Sun!"
Score: -1 100% Flamebait
Re:What's the difference?
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sbennett
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· Score: 5, Funny
What's the difference between writing a virus that targets sco.com and posting a link to sco.com in a slashdot story?
Re:How did this virus spread so easily?
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lordkimbot
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· Score: 3, Funny
You've never worked with 'my' end users. Why worry when you can just beat the 'ITguy' dog about it.
-- sig mind freed
I WANT TO "SWITCH" BACK!
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andrewleung
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· Score: 4, Funny
i want to be part of DDOS attack!
dammit! why are mac users always left out of the fun?! >_
Re:How did this virus spread so easily?
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gdav
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· Score: 5, Funny
The users that I support would double-click on a landmine to see what it did.
Re:MS Business Model
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victorvodka
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· Score: 4, Funny
well, a DDOS attack on MSN wouldn't look so good. all those subscribers in redneckistan with suddenly no homepage to click on. "Ethel Sue! The Inter-o-net ain't workin'" "Billy John, I done told you we should have went and got ourselves that there newfangled Verimazon Dee Ass El!"
--
The flag just makes more sense than the constitution. - Judas Gutenberg
Got his wife on the answering machine
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boy_afraid
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· Score: 3, Funny
(801)424-2006
I just called his home and it sounds like his wife on the answering machine. It said something like, "Hello, you've reach the McBrides. We're not home at the moment, please leave a message and we'll get back to to you", or something to that effect.
I left a message:
"Sorry to say, but, you've been Slashdotted. Have a good Sunday."
and then I hung up.
Tee-hee-hee! Let's all/. his home phone! (I know this is cruel, but it's fun)
Re:Got his wife on the answering machine
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DarthTaco
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· Score: 3, Funny
Hello, you've reach the McBrides.
you should leave a message saying that you'd like to speak to her McHusband.
I Feel Bad For Him...
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Greyfox
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· Score: 4, Funny
I think we should all send him a present! For example, these guys will ship a big ol' batch of live crickets. For $58, we could ship ol' Darl 5000 crickets and I know that would cheer him up!
--
I'm trying to teach myself to set people on fire with my mind... Is it hot in here?
Re:I Feel Bad For Him...
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madmancarman
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· Score: 3, Funny
For example, these guys will ship a big ol' batch of live crickets. For $58, we could ship ol' Darl 5000 crickets and I know that would cheer him up!
I'm in for $5. It's better than paying $699 later.
-- First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win. -- Gandhi
and just to be sure they get DoS'ed, you post a link to their website on slashdot.
Until Saturday when MyDoom.S hits Slashdot..
What I want to know is how many people infected their computers on purpose and how man just didin't remove the virus after they found it? Most prople won't do a criminal act will but ignoring somebody elses?
"A good friend will bail you out of jail. A true friend will be sitting next to you saying, 'damn....that was fun!'"
The server, the server, the server is on fire!
We dont need no SCO let the #*($&# burn!
Course it's not funny they will just say "The terrorist group "Linux Community" has claimed responsibility for the attacks" and declare us part of the axis of weasel like they did the other day on CNN.
Media disclaimer:
The parent comment is a JOKE. It is meant to be an amusing commentary on the general attitude of the open source community (us) towards SCO and its current business model. In no way is it meant to encourage illegal attacks (DDoS) on fradulent businesses (SCO). The above JOKE is just a joke, and an amusing one at that.
Thank you.
Sig (appended to the end of comments you post, 120 chars)
Just like the IBM lawsuit... ;-)
I don't advocate virus attacks to further the OSS community's aims...all Linux software authors and organizations ought to be suing SCO instead. That kind of attack will cost them real money and time, and won't generate any sympathy from anyone (who's sane anyhow).
Galileo: "The Earth revolves around the Sun!"
Score: -1 100% Flamebait
What's the difference between writing a virus that targets sco.com and posting a link to sco.com in a slashdot story?
Simple. The virus is less effective.
It sucks.
I've been trying to buy three more CPU licenses for Linux, and now I can't use those machines until SCO's online store comes back up.
Friends don't help friends install M$ junk.
I think it's more to get the SCO admins into work so they miss the Superbowl :)
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You've never worked with 'my' end users. Why worry when you can just beat the 'ITguy' dog about it.
sig mind freed
i want to be part of DDOS attack!
dammit! why are mac users always left out of the fun?! >_
The users that I support would double-click on a landmine to see what it did.
well, a DDOS attack on MSN wouldn't look so good. all those subscribers in redneckistan with suddenly no homepage to click on. "Ethel Sue! The Inter-o-net ain't workin'" "Billy John, I done told you we should have went and got ourselves that there newfangled Verimazon Dee Ass El!"
The flag just makes more sense than the constitution. - Judas Gutenberg
(801)424-2006
/. his home phone!
I just called his home and it sounds like his wife on the answering machine. It said something like, "Hello, you've reach the McBrides. We're not home at the moment, please leave a message and we'll get back to to you", or something to that effect.
I left a message:
"Sorry to say, but, you've been Slashdotted. Have a good Sunday."
and then I hung up.
Tee-hee-hee! Let's all
(I know this is cruel, but it's fun)
I think we should all send him a present! For example, these guys will ship a big ol' batch of live crickets. For $58, we could ship ol' Darl 5000 crickets and I know that would cheer him up!
I'm trying to teach myself to set people on fire with my mind... Is it hot in here?