20 Years of Computer Viruses
Tuxedo Jack writes "The Register reports that twenty years ago today (19 January 1986), the first computer virus, Brain, was discovered. By modern standards, this was a minor virus, and it spread by floppy disks, which is a far cry from the network-aware worms of today. Still, though, it was the first noted virus, and we've had twenty years of pain and annoyance from it and its successors. Happy birthday, Brain, you and all your little virus friends - just know we're doing our damndest to keep you from having more."
pinky jokes to follow..
frits psto
20 years and 1 day.
There are exceptiosn to any rule.
I hope he's a strong, gentle lover.
What is Microsoft doing to help make Vista more secure?
All i can say is I'm sorry. Been there done that. Wish I didn't have the tshirt.
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Bitter much?
It's sad when choosing an installation directory on your own qualifies you as an "advanced user."
With the way computer chips are made today is their a good changes that the probe will never even make it their in working order?
No but I've been talking to my good friend jose all night, and now I'm waiting for the jack and everclear to cause me to black out. So fuck you all. Take my advise. Marraige will fuck you up.
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This is year 5 million of me using (insert OS that you love and refuse to hear anything bad about), also my penis is bigger then yours.
You make a good point. But then this is slashdot where stuff like actually using the correct word (e.g. than/then) matters little.
Furry cows moo and decompress.
See real bug at: http://history.navy.mil/photos/images/h96000/h965
It happened 9 September 1945 at Harvard University.
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