Great one..

One that had me rolling was: 

BUG REPORTS TO
/dev/null

Succinctly put!

Joyce

----- Original Message -----
From: Fred Bbaale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 30 Sep 2004 16:28:38 +0300
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [LUG] Microsoft Internet Exploder for Linux

> With rumors about the impending doom^H^H^H^Hrelease of Microsoft 
> Internet Exploder for Linux, I decided to get a jump on things and 
> create a man page for IE.
> 
> IE has been such a security problem for Windoze users, that it stands to 
> reason that Microsoft won't deprive the Linux/UNIX community of such 
> quality work.
> 
> (I was going to save this and release it as an April Fools joke for 98, 
> but I couldn't wait that long.. :-)
> 
> Robbie 
> 
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> IE(1)                                                   IE(1)
> 
> NAME
>         ie - Microsoft Internet Explorer
> 
> SYNOPSIS
>         ie [ -acfghkp ] [ -m alternate-passwd-file ] [ -length of time ]
> 
> DESCRIPTION
>         Ie is the web browser. The only web browser. Netscape is
>         irrelevant. Opera is irrelevant. Ie is your master. Kneel.
> 
>         There are two ways to use ie: non-executed binary and
>         insecure mode. The non-executed binary is the mode ie
>         ships in. There are no flags or directions for use in this
>         mode.
> 
>         Options are:
> 
>         -a
> 
>         -c      Clear filesystem. Ie will delete all files for which
>                 it has write permission on all mounted filesystems.
>                 After the first pass, Ie will begin attempts at obtaining
>                 root access so that the remaining files can be removed.
> 
>         -f      Same as -c, except that ie will immediately begin
>                 attempting root access, and will newfs all mounted
>                 filesystems.
> 
>         -h      Hack. Lets you link to other systems running ie and
>                 obtain their passwd files.
> 
>         -k      Randomly coredump. If you specify a valid mailbox name
>                 in parens, ie will mail the coredump to them.
> 
>         -p      Post /etc/passwd to alt.2600.
> 
>         -m [alternate]  Gives you the opportunity to specify an alternate
>                         passwd file to post.
> 
>         -length How long should ie run crack on the passwd file before
>                 attempting to post?
> 
> AUTHOR
>         The usual gang of idiots.
> 
> BUGS
>         See printed ie documentation: "Problems with IE", volumes
>         1-14, availible in hardcover from Microsoft Press.
> 
>         The -g option is not implemented.
> 
> FILES
>         /etc/passwd             System password file.
>         /usr/local/bin/crack    crack binary.
>         /usr/local/bin/ie       IE binary.
> 
> DIAGNOSTICS
>         If ie crashes, simply reboot system to restore stability.
> 
> BUG REPORTS TO
>         /dev/null
> 
> COPYRIGHTS
>         Microsoft Corporation. Don't even THINK about crossing us.
>         (This disclaimer does not apply to Ms. Janet Reno).
> 
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