Interesting to compare the response generated by this article to another where a group of open-source advocates built a crop circle in the shape of the firefox logo.
As a community, our response to the giant firefox logo was overwhelmingly positive, while this article has had an overwhelmingly negative response.
What makes this one spam, but the firefox advocacy a cool way to spend a weekend?
If you're really that concerned about spyware/adware/anything at all on your computer, you an fix it in three easy steps!
Step 1: Unplug your network cable. This will prevent you from installing, intentionally or otherwise, any spyware/adware. Additionally, it will disable most of the spyware/adware on your computer because these generally depend on the internet to get the ads they are serving you! Two birds with one stone!
Step 2: Start your computer up at a command prompt. Type 'FORMAT C:'. This will completely eliminate all the unwanted files from your computer!
Step 3 (Optional): For the true anti-adware user, you should consider removing the computer from your desk and using a handheld calculator for all your computational needs. Nobody has even written adware for the TI-86 to the best of my knowledge!
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Interesting to compare the response generated by this article to another where a group of open-source advocates built a crop circle in the shape of the firefox logo. As a community, our response to the giant firefox logo was overwhelmingly positive, while this article has had an overwhelmingly negative response. What makes this one spam, but the firefox advocacy a cool way to spend a weekend?
If you're really that concerned about spyware/adware/anything at all on your computer, you an fix it in three easy steps!
Step 1: Unplug your network cable. This will prevent you from installing, intentionally or otherwise, any spyware/adware. Additionally, it will disable most of the spyware/adware on your computer because these generally depend on the internet to get the ads they are serving you! Two birds with one stone!
Step 2: Start your computer up at a command prompt. Type 'FORMAT C:'. This will completely eliminate all the unwanted files from your computer!
Step 3 (Optional): For the true anti-adware user, you should consider removing the computer from your desk and using a handheld calculator for all your computational needs. Nobody has even written adware for the TI-86 to the best of my knowledge!