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Spyware Removal: Drop PC in Dumpster
morganx writes "The New York Times is reporting that some users prefer throwing out their PCs and buying new ones to actually removing their spyware. Does this mean lots of free hardware for the dumpster-divers among us?"
I'm typing this from a dumpster right now. Thank you, spyware.
On the first Dupe of Monday, Timothy gave to me
...
People trashing spywared PCs
On the second Dupe of Monday, Timothy gave to me
Old computer booklets
And people trashing spywared PCs
Point of interest. Offering to shoot us might not work so well as an incentive as you might imagine.
I'm waiting for the day that there's a slashdot article that only links to another slashdot article.
12 first post's a milking
11dupe stories dancing
10 google articles singing
9 M$bashing threads
8 Karma whores
7 hello.jpg's
8. KDE vs. Gnome flamewars
5 roland pipsquelle slashvertisments
4 netcraft confirms BSD is dead posts
3 build your self something you could buy for 1/3 the cost stories
2. trolls a prancing
a cmdr taco eating a burrito in a lemon tree
Don't worry, I have a feeling we'll be seeing it again.
Your courageous and selfless spelling corrections have made me a better person.
"After all, do you see people expecting to buy and use a car with zero training, no licence or maintenance? Why do they apply a different standard to computers?"
Ever heard of a MAC?
"It seems that we are at the age where life stops giving us things, and starts taking them away..." Indiana Jones