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Re: Smith& Wesson analogy
Most any analogy would work with the subject of "criminal" activity.

Criminals make a choice to lead that kind of life and there is absolutely nothing that any of us can do about that, short of them getting busted & going to jail or prison, but most never get rehabilitated & end up back in crimnal activities on the street as no one will hire them depending on their record. Especially if one has to be bonded!
If your name is in the CPIC system, unless the charge is something very light, then you are basically "screwed" big time for a really good job w/ benefits, et al!

Even in prison, criminals have free access to computers & some of them are or learn to be great criminal technophiles!
There are others who just don't get caught. They chose their path & many criminals don't really care if they end up back in jails and/or prisons becuase most hard cored criminals have been "institutionalised" by "the system" anyhow.

Many of these "criminals" don't care about any new anti-spamming/phishing laws & anti-virri/worm authoring laws anyhow.
It sure keeps the Security (AV, firewall, anti-spam, spyware/malware) software makers on their toes & in business anyhow!
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If it was Linux virus, it wouldn't even make the news.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 07/13/04
LOL... you just keep thinking that in your own little reality  Xunil_Sierutuf | 07/13/04
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Linux won't replace Windows - BUT...  coffeeroyal@... | 07/13/04
You know better than that...  Michael Kelly | 07/13/04
just because he knows better,  ryusen | 07/13/04
Same ole bity, same ol BS.  AmusedAtItAll | 07/13/04
I have a dog, you.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 07/13/04
Sticklers Unite  Grammarian | 07/13/04
RemedialEnglish is not one of No_Ax?s strong points.  B.O.F.H. | 07/13/04
RemedialEnglish  dumbumpkin | 07/13/04
But isn't the real problem  sqr(cos(180)) | 07/13/04
no i don't beleive it...  ryusen | 07/13/04
LOL!...Exactly!  jstoker@... | 07/13/04
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7.9 for references to the "spork" (NT)  Monkey_MCSE | 07/13/04
It'd be HEADLINE news  voska | 07/13/04
re: It'd be HEADLINE news  richdave | 07/13/04
Conversely  michael-t | 07/13/04
They dont have to  LTE | 07/13/04
Sticklers Unite  Grammarian | 07/13/04
Wonder how much $ ...  bjbrock | 07/13/04
UHHH ... Isn't it assumed it's MicroSoft  gitmo | 07/13/04
Linking Mystery  eric.d.dobbs@... | 07/13/04
That seems to be machine-specific problem  NT Admin | 07/13/04
Linking Mystery?  rgetsla | 07/14/04
i dunno about that...  ryusen | 07/13/04
Got Exploit?  Chad_z | 07/13/04
No thanks - having a wonderful day...  Confused by religion | 07/13/04
Here you go Milly..  Xunil_Sierutuf | 07/13/04
she just likes to rant..  Monkey_MCSE | 07/13/04
Actually...  Confused by religion | 07/13/04
definitely no apology sent...  Monkey_MCSE | 07/13/04
Netgear has been  Linux User 147560 | 07/13/04
Milly did you try  michael-t | 07/13/04
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tried codeweavers?  ryusen | 07/13/04
who's paying?  ryusen | 07/13/04
Core Wars  rgriffith64@... | 07/13/04
Wow, all that coding talent going to this  FilledOut | 07/13/04
Now  Linux User 147560 | 07/13/04
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i would hardly call "certain companies"  ryusen | 07/13/04
Yes, as the most widely distributed OS with flaws and exploitable features  FilledOut | 07/14/04
Smith and Wesson makes Bank Heists easier also....  GregSalts | 07/14/04
Re: Smith& Wesson analogy  eulagree | 07/15/04
Making criminals Job easier...  Boyd | 07/15/04
Re: You're absolutely correct!  RealAusTech | 07/13/04
Excellent Post!!  djc1309@... | 07/14/04
All that coding talent - It's the Economy  goldy_z | 07/15/04
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Agree to a point.  GoodOyster | 07/13/04
Re: Win vs Lin and people destorying PC's  BXLE | 07/13/04
re: Re: Win vs Lin and people destorying PC's  Iain_Peters | 07/13/04
Actually, no.  middle of nowhere | 07/13/04
Computers for n00bs...  strawbrn | 07/13/04
You're just clueless.  hulse_kevin | 07/13/04
blah blah blah blah blah hulse_kevin...  DigitalKid | 07/13/04
re:blah blah  richdave | 07/13/04
re:blah blah  richdave | 07/13/04
Thank you!  strawbrn | 07/14/04
Amen!  tgrady | 07/15/04
Becareful strawbrn.....don't make too much sense..  DigitalKid | 07/13/04
"She has a Mac."  tgrady | 07/15/04
three points of defense...  ryusen | 07/13/04
With what we have to use now, I agree.  agottschald | 07/13/04
I wholeheartedly...  eulagree | 07/15/04
You say  twblackmon@... | 07/15/04
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Who is responsible  wisperingwind@... | 07/13/04
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But what if the lock is defective  voska | 07/13/04
Doesn't Matter  gsquared | 07/13/04
Lock anology  Cerebral*Origami | 07/13/04
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Not caused by poor code but  michael-t | 07/13/04
Question  NT Admin | 07/13/04
It's good to know  michael-t | 07/13/04
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C'mon Digi don't mince words tell us how you really feel  Squawkbox | 07/13/04
Funny!  strawbrn | 07/13/04
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I like my Ford Truck  toadlife | 07/13/04
I Feel For You, Digi......  tlciii | 07/14/04
Right you are!  DigitalKid | 07/14/04
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NanoWorms  dr_who@... | 07/14/04
(NT) NanoWorms - Steve Gibson could write them.  toadlife | 07/14/04
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WORM WARS!! (:  dr_who@... | 07/14/04
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