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Sure there is!

""attached vs loaded" normally I would let this mis-statement go, but as you know you are technically wrong many times."

What I meant is that the end result is the same no matter how it's arrived at. There is a nasty on the machine that is compromising it. Attached or loaded makes no difference to me here because it doesn't change anything about how I will get the bastard removed.

"I've called you on it before."

I don't recall this.

"You need to get your facts straight before anyone here should even consider your opinion."

Ummm buddy, if everyone needed to "get their facts" straight before being considered, pretty much no noe would be taken into account!

"BTW: Windows isn't everyone's B."

I think the authors of Sasser, Blaster, SQL Slammer, and such losers like Bill Gates himself would disagree. After all, even Uncle Billy admitted to having spyware on his box!

"My thoughts are that you aren't one of those "anyones" but more on the user side of things."

But like you said, you need to get your facts straight before I'll even consider what you have to say. Oomph!

"Most likely why you compute with fruit now days."

Well, more than a few people take note that Billy has the great monopoly but zero respect, and Apple has a small slice of the pie and practically is the darling of the industry, at least for the moment. Now stand on the street corner with yer cute little peace sign, my dear hippie..

Posted by: Jeff Spicoli   Posted on: 02/09/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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