wasak
3rd Jul '07 Tue, 01:13
my cd player
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o217/Ghostmastermorzan/HomemadeCdPlayer.gif
my "homemade HDTV" (seriously!) will look like this.
This is the plan for the prototype of the homemade HDTV:
http://www.instructables.com/files/deriv/F23/NI6N/F02E8KH5/F23NI6NF02E8KH5.MEDIUM.jpg
Virus meant malware even before "malware" was a word. Everyone knows a virus is "BAD".
Does anyone want to stop viruses but run spyware malware rootkits worms and trojans?
Scientists don't consider MAD COW DISEASE a virus. So would you eat it?
Stop brown nosing the virus writers.
Some of you are like beauty queens in denial that BoTox is the strongest known poison.
The truth is a virus is not a bad thing the payload attached to the virus is what does the damage. A virus by its nature cannot and will not hurt your computer only payloads can. When people talk of the Melisa virus or the Monkey-B virus they are talking about the payload itself.
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o217/Ghostmastermorzan/HomemadeCdPlayer.gif
my "homemade HDTV" (seriously!) will look like this.
This is the plan for the prototype of the homemade HDTV:
http://www.instructables.com/files/deriv/F23/NI6N/F02E8KH5/F23NI6NF02E8KH5.MEDIUM.jpg
Virus meant malware even before "malware" was a word. Everyone knows a virus is "BAD".
Does anyone want to stop viruses but run spyware malware rootkits worms and trojans?
Scientists don't consider MAD COW DISEASE a virus. So would you eat it?
Stop brown nosing the virus writers.
Some of you are like beauty queens in denial that BoTox is the strongest known poison.
The truth is a virus is not a bad thing the payload attached to the virus is what does the damage. A virus by its nature cannot and will not hurt your computer only payloads can. When people talk of the Melisa virus or the Monkey-B virus they are talking about the payload itself.