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Phatbot Author Arrested In Germany

Posted by timothy on from the enjoy-the-food dept.

Tacito writes "After arresting the author of Sasser, the German police claims having caught the author of Phatbot. To read the corresponding articles on Yahoo! News or Heise (use babelfish)." jm.one adds a link to an "awesome Google translation" of the Heise article.

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  1. Re:Germany is Busy! by (TiC)ShAdGhOsT · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    hi i wanted to post and c how many negitave points i get

  2. ummm by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    eighth post?

  3. Re:Germany is Busy! by Jane_Dozey · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    I'd give you 3 positive points for a good try and 3 negative points for being unoriginal.
    Also, -1 for being offtopic, but we're both guilty of that one.

    --
    Silly rabbit
  4. Re:Freaky... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic


    [from the Reuters link]: Federau said the man, who he described as a highly intelligent "computer freak" living with his parents

    hahaha! that's 95% of slashdot!

  5. Re:FUCKING JEW RATS by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Depends whether you use english plural or latin. Virii appears in alchemy medieval works (written in Medieval Latin) as plural for virus.

    An example is "De virii et venenis". A venenum is a toxic substance proven to be fatal. A virus is a toxic substance not yet proven fatal.

    Conversely, in classic latin virus was only used - at least in what has been recovered so far - in its singular form but no one can say "virii" is non existing. It would be like someone in the future saying "dude" never existed in English as a word because Fitzgerald, Hemingway, etc, never used it in their works.