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Lovesick strikes again, more MS shilling.

---LOL, those nutty Linux fanboys are at it again---

More accurately, those nutty MS shill fanboys once again falling for more MS FUD. Are there no limits to the asinine garbage from your Redmond demi-god you won't engorge yourselves with? This is simply MS latest dodge to their deleterious code being exploited. Blame it on an accidental (?) code leak. Lots of PR value to bovine MS fanboys. Just another brainless PR piece to the rest of the world.

Linux users are not the least bit interested in this cheesy, clunky collection of caliginous crap MS dredged up from the bottom of the fetid code cesspool. Just reading the poppycock could lead to dementia. That's obvious from the chatter the MS shills inundate us with here. It's so convoluted it would cause any normal brain to go into lock-up.

I know, the MS fanboys pray the Linux folks are interested. That would give the MS fanboys some degree of validation---that the MS fanboys are not alone in being interested in endlessly looping spaghetti code. Sorry, you won't get the satisfaction from us. We don't need your id10tic code. We don't want your id10tic code. We're not interested in your id10tic code.

Take your neurosis elsewhere. Linux folks have a life, shouldn't you get one? Really! It's obvious you put your life into the hands of your Redmond demi-god. Does chairman billy make all your decisions? Do you even do your own f-----g?

---Thank God your not on the other boards I visit.---

Amen to that!

It appears MS has two classes of shills. They are:

1) Blind loyalist
2) Blind agitators

You appear to be in class 2.

Does MS really pay you enough to pretend(?) to be as dumb as your posts?

One more thought. Since this is about security, tell me:

1) How many MS computers were brought down by an easy exploit in the last two years and how many critical MS vulnerabilities were exploited in the last 2 years?

2) How many Linux computers were brought down by an easy exploit in the last two years and how many critical Linux vulnerabilities were exploited in the last 2 years?

To sum it up, to get a virus on a Linux box you have to really work at it. To get a virus on an MS box you simply have to work on it.

We've all heard your MS 'trustworth' FUD. After two years the incidents of mass MS virus infections is at an all-time high, even more than before the PR 'trustworthy' FUD.

My challenge is this: MS fanboys, put-up or shut-up!

Posted by: NoB$   Posted on: 02/18/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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