At 01:24 PM 11/08/04, you wrote:
Last Apple class I attended about 50% of were former PC
people who were tired of the worm, virus, crash events
and expenses of the PC world. Oh well...
Christine
Well, as they say the Apple computer Company is the last recourse for the
terminally inept.
At 03:15 PM 11/08/04, Christine wrote:
As one CEO of a major US car manufacturer said (sorry forgot the co.) if
they produced cars that had to be renewed every year, and the last
program/car was out dated the consumer public would rebel.
Hi Christine folks,
But that is EXACTLY what they do!
At 03:15 PM 11/08/04, Christine wrote:
As one CEO of a major US car manufacturer said (sorry forgot the co.) if
they produced cars that had to be renewed every year, and the last
program/car was out dated the consumer public would rebel.
Hi Christine folks,
But that is EXACTLY what they do!
Knoppix is a Linux OS that can be booted from a CD, without removing MS
Windows from your machine. It helps people figure out if Linux OS are
for them. Fedora Core One (formerly Red Hat) is a good one to install
when you are convinced.
No need to buy a Mac.
Garnet
In a world without fences, who
Someone asked me, Are you computer savvy?
I had to think for a moment and answered, Yes.
I have a son who went thru college where he majored
in computer science. Now if I have a problem, I just
call him.
So, yes, I am computer savvy...
;-))
Re: CSvirus reaction
From: Christine
Re: CSvirus reaction
From: Jonathan B. Britten
Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2004 22:18:58
Mike,
Thanks for the helpful suggestions, especially about the
throw-away e-mail addresses.
You're welcome. I hope the information is helpful:)
Baffling that someone using the list would
I don't think it is a diabolical person who is on the list that is
attacking the list maliciously. Most of the bad emails have been infected
with various worms. These worms were cleverly written to not only harvest
email addresses from its victim but it also harvests the emails themselves
and
If you use Outlook, it'll taylor make it's own viral attachments, send
them to everyone you know and not tell you it did.
ode
At 01:53 PM 8/10/2004 +0900, you wrote:
Mike,
Thanks for the helpful suggestions, especially about the throw-away
e-mail addresses.
Baffling that someone using the
Re: CSvirus reaction
From: David Bearrow
Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2004 05:17:50
I don't think it is a diabolical person who is on the list that is
attacking the list maliciously. Most of the bad emails have been
infected with various worms. These worms were cleverly written to
not only
At 02:53 PM 10/08/04, you wrote:
I am glad to hear, though, that my observations seem to correspond to
the reality. One doesn't want to find oneself becoming unduly paranoid,
though a bit of paranoia may have some survival value these days. . .
Hi Jonathon folks,
Actually, there isn't
At 10:57 PM 10/08/04, you wrote:
I tried to send several emails to the sender's address. They were
all different, and they all bounced. It is true a worm could fake an
address, but in order to create the most havoc, they generally leave
the address valid so people would blame an
Last Apple class I attended about 50% of were former PC
people who were tired of the worm, virus, crash events
and expenses of the PC world. Oh well...
Christine
From: Mike Monett 5ay1wk...@sneakemail.com
Re: CSvirus reaction
From: David Bearrow
Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2004 05:17:50
I don't
Aha! Maybe the Apple company is spreading these viruses so they will sell
more Macs? :)
Jean Baugh
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Last Apple class I attended about 50% of were former PC
people who were tired of the worm, virus, crash events
and expenses of the PC world. Oh well...
Christine
--
The
David,
Perhaps you are right. If so, the spam software is very
sophisticated and mimics a human awareness of the recipient's interests.
JBB
On Tuesday, Aug 10, 2004, at 21:13 Asia/Tokyo, David Bearrow wrote:
I don't think it is a diabolical person who is on the list that is
attacking
If so, as the Universe brings balance, thus you would expect to see the iPod
be the disaster of the century, and the stocks collapsing for their
underhanded 'poker playing' in the computer world. It's not happening.
Thus on the other hand, one may question why there are so many viruses?
Perhaps
Hello Silver people,
I've copied this special email I sent to my private list this morning,
because I realised that it is a quick lesson in Internet survival tactics
for 99% of people blissfully wandering around out in the Cyberbog.
Please feel free to pass it on to others. In fact, please
I recently received an interesting e-mail with and attachment. The
content of the message suggested to me the sender had some ideas about
my research interests, including flax oil, which I have discussed
nowhere but this list.
I was interested by the message, read it several times,
Re: CSvirus reaction
From: Jonathan B. Britten
Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2004 19:56:53
I recently received an interesting e-mail with an attachment.
The content of the message suggested to me the sender had some
ideas about my research interests, including flax oil, which I
have
Mike,
Thanks for the helpful suggestions, especially about the throw-away
e-mail addresses.
Baffling that someone using the list would be motivated to tailor-make
infected messages, as several of us have evidently received. I am
glad to hear, though, that my observations seem to
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