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dont play Sony cds on ur computers
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Willy Wonka
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Posted : Nov 10, 2005 23:21
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Windows Media Player 10 ?
  "there once was a lesbian from Cancun
who took a young man up to her room
where there argued all night as to who had the right
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wavelab
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Posted : Nov 10, 2005 23:45
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Thats is the punishment for playing britney spears on your computer
 its a dabble punishment ...
The future. What future ? There won't be a future unless you ... dance ... |
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Bloodclot
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Posted : Nov 11, 2005 05:56
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Basically it all comes down to an old fact - Anti virus programmers simply create viruses and then create patches to keep they're product selling!! This shouldn't be a surprise.
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Willy Wonka
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Posted : Nov 11, 2005 09:10
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Fact? No
Proof? No
Possibility? Could be
Paranoa? Probably
"there once was a lesbian from Cancun
who took a young man up to her room
where there argued all night as to who had the right
to do what, how much and to whom" |
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mrtdeep
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Posted : Nov 11, 2005 09:19
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On 2005-11-11 09:10, Willy Wonka wrote:
Fact? No
Proof? No
Possibility? Could be
Paranoa? Probably
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Absolutely
"Cause we're living in a world of RULES breaking us down when they all should let us be." |
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stompa
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Posted : Nov 11, 2005 09:37
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The Sony`s cd`s are real for sure, they hide their shit with rootkits.
So watch out, your just been attacked |
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Bloodclot
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Posted : Nov 11, 2005 09:39
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@willy wonka - u can shove your paranoa where the sun dont shine. Thank you 
lol. Who needs proof ... Its like saying there are WMD's in iraq!! Its quite obvious they do.. read the comments.. Symantec hasnt even denied that they didn't allow the spyware not to be detected by norton! They new it was there all along!
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Willy Wonka
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Posted : Nov 11, 2005 10:22
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The point is when i say paranoiac stuff as funny comments when i don't really think so, it is just my sense of humour moreover i do make fun of ppl like you or other "not so healthy" forum members.
just 2 cents on mine, so you can understand me better in future.
Now about Iraq, There are WMD in Iraq since there is a proof, they used it against Iran and Kurds in past. There is no proof that any antivirus company develop virii just to create new program updates and sell.
It is quaite logical that they can do that, as well as some freaks can create virii to destroy the world, to make money (spyware) or just to try out your hacking skills. So there are many posibilities that means Antivirus software is needed and there are plenty of human around the world who have no connection to ANY ANTIVIRUS company and still develop viruses for different purposes, so WHY THE FUCK NORTON SHOULD DO OTHERS JOB?
One more cent, i have PC for more than 10 years now, i've been attacked by virus only once and it was known "Chernobel" back in many years ago. Also non of most known viruses still have no protection from antivirus companies and the updates/fixes acoming some time after attack itself, that's the reason i don't use any antivirus and never did. If antivirus companies were developing virii then market was flooded by viruses and spyware, when the ones who get it are 14tard porno site visitors and P2P downloaders and not any of them so i have no virii or spyware. Also my friends here around 20 man maybe had virii only once in their life and never use antivirus software SO. It isn't that logical at the end to blame in that case.
Logical, no? "there once was a lesbian from Cancun
who took a young man up to her room
where there argued all night as to who had the right
to do what, how much and to whom" |
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Ron Lyner
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Posted : Nov 11, 2005 13:33
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no viruses for the people who knows how to handle the computer well
http://www.o-zen.com/art/ranal
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You wanna dance?!...I know a tune...it´s called stick and CUT!!
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DiMiTry
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Posted : Nov 12, 2005 03:06
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it's true.. and they're suspending it due to widespread virus infections.
here's article from NY Times
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Stung by continuing criticism, the world's second-largest music label, Sony BMG Music Entertainment, promised Friday to temporarily suspend making music CDs with antipiracy technology that can leave computers vulnerable to hackers.
Sony defended its right to prevent customers from illegally copying music but said it will halt manufacturing CDs with the ''XCP'' technology as a precautionary measure. ''We also intend to re-examine all aspects of our content protection initiative to be sure that it continues to meet our goals of security and ease of consumer use,'' the company said in a statement.
The antipiracy technology, which works only on Windows computers, prevents customers from making more than a few copies of the CD and prevents them from loading the CD's songs onto Apple Computer's popular iPod portable music players. Some other music players, which recognize Microsoft's proprietary music format, would work.
Sony's announcement came one day after leading security companies disclosed that hackers were distributing malicious programs over the Internet that exploited the antipiracy technology's ability to avoid detection. Hackers discovered they can effectively render their programs invisible by using names for computer files similar to ones cloaked by the Sony technology.
A senior Homeland Security official cautioned entertainment companies against discouraging piracy in ways that also make computers vulnerable. Stewart Baker, assistant secretary for policy at DHS, did not cite Sony by name in his remarks Thursday but described industry efforts to install hidden files on consumers' computers.
''It's very important to remember that it's your intellectual property, it's not your computer,'' Baker said at a trade conference on piracy. ''And in the pursuit of protection of intellectual property, it's important not to defeat or undermine the security measures that people need to adopt in these days.''
Sony's program is included on about 20 popular music titles, including releases by Van Zant and The Bad Plus.
''This is a step they should have taken immediately,'' said Mark Russinovich, chief software architect at Winternals Software who discovered the hidden copy-protection technology Oct. 31 and posted his findings on his Web log. He said Sony did not admit any wrongdoing, nor did it promise not to use similar techniques in the future.
Security researchers have described Sony's technology as ''spyware,'' saying it is difficult to remove, transmits without warning details about what music is playing, and that Sony's notice to consumers about the technology was inadequate. Sony executives have rejected the description of their technology as spyware.
Some leading antivirus companies updated their protective software this week to detect Sony's antipiracy program, disable it and prevent it from reinstalling.
After Russinovich criticized Sony, it made available a software patch that removed the technology's ability to avoid detection. It also made more broadly available its instructions on how to remove the software permanently. Customers who remove the software are unable to listen to the music CD on their computer.
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