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cyberen
10th July 2004, 04:35 AM
Viruses are, amazingly, created by sick and stupid individuals who feel it is their duty to make people's lives more miserable. What are the virus experiences you've had?
Roystein
11th July 2004, 02:00 PM
I was infected by this forum once upon a time............
Devo
11th July 2004, 06:33 PM
Viruses are, amazingly, created by sick and stupid individuals who feel it is their duty to make people's lives more miserable. What are the virus experiences you've had?
Me? None. I've even intentionally downloaded an attachment I knew was a virus. Why? Two words: Macintosh owns. 99% of all virii (correct plural) cannot infect a Mac. The 1% that can are written speciffically to infect a Mac system. This applies to OS 9, I don't know whether OS X is under this reign of OS superiority as well.
Eat my dust, conformists. :cool:
[NOTE: Not intended to insult any windows users]
golden jiggy
11th July 2004, 07:29 PM
I got a homepage hijacker once....
Jason
11th July 2004, 07:42 PM
What are the virus experiences you've had?
Roystein's avatar is a virus. Does that count?
Hakey Wake
11th July 2004, 10:38 PM
Me? None. I've even intentionally downloaded an attachment I knew was a virus. Why? Two words: Macintosh owns. 99% of all virii (correct plural) cannot infect a Mac. The 1% that can are written speciffically to infect a Mac system. This applies to OS 9, I don't know whether OS X is under this reign of OS superiority as well.
Eat my dust, conformists. :cool:
[NOTE: Not intended to insult any windows users]
Linux Linux Liiiiiiiiiiii-nux. :)
BlueBreegull
11th July 2004, 11:52 PM
I'm under the constant impression that my computer is home to nearly 5,697,124,735 virii
(estimated count). I think one day it may have worked for it's intended purpose, which supposedly is to compute things, but by God it can sure fool me sometimes.
Gold Jinjo
12th July 2004, 02:13 AM
[NOTE: Not intended to insult any windows users]
Pff. Us Windows users know we suck, but with that comes our vast knowledge of fighting such evil. It all balances out in the end.
I've never gotten a virus, and I don't bother with virus protection. My time is better wasted trying to fight off constant spyware attacks.
P.o.t.O
12th July 2004, 02:49 AM
I hate it when people send you FAKE viruses. I've had three losers send me fake viruses via IM/E-mail, and all of them gave me a heart attack...
I've never experienced a REAL virus, but if anyone tries it on me...
*readies Spam Reaver*
It's reavin' time...
Gaming Master2k
12th July 2004, 02:54 AM
I hate virii. I used to get them all the time now I get Anti-Virus on my computer and no more troubles. I used to have to format my HDD a couple of times a month cause of them at one stage.
TWEEDLEDEE
12th July 2004, 10:32 PM
eh i had a whoile buncha of virus on a old computer once... it was sooo slow... that was pretty much it till i reinstalled windows...
banjosrevenge
14th July 2004, 06:07 PM
had had one recently that's why you have not seen me for a long time
LeGeNdArYbAnJoEgGs
15th July 2004, 02:07 PM
I'm under the constant impression that my computer is home to nearly 5,697,124,735 virii
(estimated count). I think one day it may have worked for it's intended purpose, which supposedly is to compute things, but by God it can sure fool me sometimes.
Umm.. guys. the plural is "viruses" not "virii" i just confirmed it on dictionary.com
and BB, maybe you are getting that 3 stooges effect. all the viruses are trying to get in at the same time and thus can't get in because they jam up the port. lol
advice: erase your hard drive and then install zone-alarm when youy bring it back up.
germaniac
16th July 2004, 02:22 AM
zone alarm isn't totally safe either... better advice: become a hippy and live in an anarcho-communist commune in a tropical prardise free from technology...
virii IS the correct plurialisation of viruses, but only in the case of computer viruses... or maybe only in the case of biological organisms... i forget which... but only one of the two... and possibly only in English english [as in colour as opposed to color [american english]] in the same way that the plural of lexus [the car make] is lexii...
AllyourBase2101
30th July 2004, 07:52 AM
zone alarm isn't totally safe either... better advice: become a hippy and live in an anarcho-communist commune in a tropical prardise free from technology...
Woah- its my youth all over again!
*Discos down*
Gold Jinjo
30th July 2004, 08:18 AM
Umm.. guys. the plural is "viruses" not "virii" i just confirmed it on dictionary.com
Exactly. Pff... some people.
and BB, maybe you are getting that 3 stooges effect. all the viruses are trying to get in at the same time and thus can't get in because they jam up the port. lol
That's precisely what Mr. Burns has going on, too ;)
Burns: So what you're saying is, I'm indestructible!
Doctor: Oh, no, no, in fact, even the slightest breeze could --
Burns: Indestructible...
Like so: http://www.jamesbrief.com/s/79.jpg
LeGeNdArYbAnJoEgGs
1st August 2004, 12:41 AM
no. i'm fairly sure it's viruses. even when concerning computers
KarAniyuki
2nd August 2004, 12:12 AM
every .exe grows bigger every 30 seconds by 20 kb after I use it :\
My ram is eaten by programs that don't exist
My PC cannot go over 300 mb of free space
AVG Anti-Virus had an affair with my PC too and gave it an annoying "OMG PROGRAMZ MISSING" virus at the beginning of every startup after trying to wipe my harddrive (explorer.exe access denied plz buy windows xp you fat sack of crap :])
The list could go on forever.
Gaming Master2k
2nd August 2004, 08:53 AM
no. i'm fairly sure it's viruses. even when concerning computers
Using Norton Anti-Virus in the bottom corner it says Viruses Found: 9274928429
I would think they would be right but there is a chance they're not.
KarAniyuki
2nd August 2004, 04:33 PM
I like Virii, it's a funny word. :\
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