it seems a little 'soft' that/. removes links from an early release for FF, imagine if an IE7 link popped out a day early... dare say the editors would leave it for all to see.
double standards?
Thank you for not taking the time to explain your view on every aspect of china, including each of its residents. Somehow i don't think I would get the time to finish reading it this lifetime...
I felt the generalization was within reason, and used the same assumptions that the article in question does.
"Archiveus was discovered on 6 May but it took the rest of the month for the first victim, Rochdale nurse Helen Barrow, to emerge."
I take it this is the first person to report it, rather than the first person to actually be stung and pay up?
Also no mention of the virus writer having his door kicked down yet? Yet this has been known about for one month now. Seems a little slow given they can trace where the money is going...
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it seems a little 'soft' that /. removes links from an early release for FF, imagine if an IE7 link popped out a day early... dare say the editors would leave it for all to see.
double standards?
Thank you for not taking the time to explain your view on every aspect of china, including each of its residents. Somehow i don't think I would get the time to finish reading it this lifetime... I felt the generalization was within reason, and used the same assumptions that the article in question does.
like myspace.com?
I take it this is the first person to report it, rather than the first person to actually be stung and pay up?
Also no mention of the virus writer having his door kicked down yet? Yet this has been known about for one month now. Seems a little slow given they can trace where the money is going...