11 Feb
2002
11 Feb
'02
6:32 p.m.
Sellam Ismail wrote:
On Mon, 11 Feb 2002, Doc wrote:
Nah, it is not everyday workers that choose to use that crap. The problem are
high flying managers that sign contracts with m$ and don't give a damn to
the possible problems. When their PCs are infected they have a fleet of
persons instantly activated to help them all the rest just fu.... off. I
know it from my daily experience. It is not really Mr. Gates fault but
the purchasers (those that sign the orders and invices...); how many of
you guys would by a product from GM/Ford/Chrysler with comparable faults
as m$ products and would not sue them???
Sorry for the rant.....
e.
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Yet another Microsoft Outlook exploit is on the
loose... and this time the
arrogance of the recommended solution is breathtaking. The problem is the
built-in support for UUENCODED text within the body of a message. Prudent
programmers will use a starting pattern such as
If people are still using MS Outlook inspite of all the viruses and crap
that have plagued that pathetic piece of shit in the past few years then