It would have been nice if the story poster would have calculated the 500,000 Jen to US Dollars, or actually how many of you knew already how much 1 Jen is worth?:-)
Now, everybody should put a link on the 'links' page (or any other page of their choise), naming the link "Spyware" and pointing it to: http://www.claria.com/
... it exists due to a flaw in Microsoft's specific implementation, so really the original poster is right, this isn't big news of any sort. Yeah, we all know "a flaw in Microsoft's specific implementation" isn't a big deal, since it's just a small company with almost no market share in the industry:)
>So small that it can drop a sugar cube into your cup of coffee.
Size doesn't really matter in dropping a sugar cube into my coffee cup. It's not THAT hard to imagine an Apache helicopter dropping a sugar cube into my cup:-)
I would like to see the "Swiss army knight", the ultimate white knight for viruses.
It hacks into your computer and disables the network connection after some period. No software/installation damage.
Sure, it stops your buissness, but it minimizes damage for others using the internet.
Thought for the day:
Why does the a software developer, that happens to have nearly monopoly on the market, suddenly want to tell people whats news and what's not. ?
Next logical step is probably:
Guns made safe for children!
I wonder why they left out the system req. for Office, since that is actually a BIG factor in the "Total cost of ownership" they talk about.
1. INCOMING! ...
2. Fire nuke
3. Oh, just a false positive
4. Nuke comes down on (afghanistan|iraq|...)
5. Oh, well
It would have been nice if the story poster would have calculated the 500,000 Jen to US Dollars, or actually how many of you knew already how much 1 Jen is worth? :-)
Indeed. It's called corruption and often associated with thing called bribery.
I think people should still take a look at this: ipodsdirtysecret
No joking or trolling, but:
Does anyone think that MS is capable of providing unbiased headlines regarding other OS ?
Headlines like, " --- government decides to move away from microsoft products" ?
Now, everybody should put a link on the 'links' page (or any other page of their choise), naming the link "Spyware" and pointing it to: http://www.claria.com/
:-)
Like: <a href="http://www.claria.com/">Spyware</a>
And guess what google will do? Yes, correct
... it exists due to a flaw in Microsoft's specific implementation, so really the original poster is right, this isn't big news of any sort. :)
Yeah, we all know "a flaw in Microsoft's specific implementation" isn't a big deal, since it's just a small company with almost no market share in the industry
Doesn't MIDI files have, format 0 and format 1 ?
What does IE or Netscape do if you just type in 'slashdot' in the address field ?
Now, This article almost sound like a hoax.
>So small that it can drop a sugar cube into your cup of coffee.
:-)
Size doesn't really matter in dropping a sugar cube into my coffee cup. It's not THAT hard to imagine an Apache helicopter dropping a sugar cube into my cup