Re: Microsoft has not been able to stop hacking

[Ian Clark]

> wrote in message
>
> I would like to hear from the credit Card issuers that are loosers of
> billions of dollars


People who have lost something are called Losers, not Loosers

[Gerald Fuller]

Unless they loosened it on purpose. Then if there is such a word, they might
be called "loosers".

Gene


"Ian Clark" > wrote in message
...
>
> > wrote in message
> >
> > I would like to hear from the credit Card issuers that are loosers of
> > billions of dollars
>
>
> People who have lost something are called Losers, not Loosers
>
>

[Ken Blake]

In , Ian Clark wrote:

> > wrote in message
>>
>> I would like to hear from the credit Card issuers that are
loosers of
>> billions of dollars
>
>
> People who have lost something are called Losers, not Loosers


You mean like those who have lost the rudiments of courtesy and
go around correcting other people's spelling?

--
Ken Blake
Please reply to the newsgroup

[Gerry Cornell]

Microsoft emails all those who have Microsoft windows software. -I don't =
think this correct!
This is a virus impregnated email circulating purporting to come from =
Microsoft regarding a Security update which is a hoax. Perhaps you have =
that in mind?

--=20
~~~~~~


Hope this helps.

Gerry
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> wrote in message =
om...
> I know microsoft has not been able to stop the hacking inspite of its
> updating its windows operating system every two weeks. Microsoft
> emails all those who have Microsoft windows software. That means every
> body.
>=20
> I can stop the hacking. Microsoft does not have to worry about my
> program to stop the hacking although it is meant to change the way the
> internet service is delivered.
>=20
> I would like to hear from the credit Card issuers that are loosers of
> billions of dollars on credit cards annually and from the music
> industry that can't stop the freeloaders from downloading free CDS.
>=20
> In a recent court case a western Federal Court refused to stop a new
> Company to have it close its site that can be used to download. But no
> body needs to log on to any site for down loading. All one needs is a
> CD burner.
>=20
> So I hope hear from some of these companies willing to invest $10Mil
> for the development of alternate technology for delivering the
> internet service that will be faster than broadband and will be immune
> from hacking.

[Ian Clark]

"Ken Blake" > wrote in message
> You mean like those who have lost the rudiments of courtesy and
> go around correcting other people's spelling?
>
> --
>


umm the original post was bull**** anyway. It just seems to be some odd
scam to try and make $10mil

[Bruce Chambers]

Greetings --

Microsoft never has, does not currently, and never will email
unsolicited security patches. At the most, if, and only if, you
subscribe to their security notification newsletter, they will send
you an email informing you that a new patch is available for
downloading.

Microsoft Policies on Software Distribution
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/?url=/technet/security/policy/swdist.asp

What you probably received is the output of a computer infected by
a relatively new, but wide-spread, mass emailing worm:

W32.Gibe.B



Bruce Chambers

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"Gerry Cornell" > wrote in message
...
Microsoft emails all those who have Microsoft windows software. -I
don't think this correct!
This is a virus impregnated email circulating purporting to come from
Microsoft regarding a Security update which is a hoax. Perhaps you
have that in mind?

--
~~~~~~


Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FCA

Stourport, Worcs, England
Enquire, plan and execute.
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suggested solution worked for you.
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> wrote in message
om...
> I know microsoft has not been able to stop the hacking inspite of
its
> updating its windows operating system every two weeks. Microsoft
> emails all those who have Microsoft windows software. That means
every
> body.
>
> I can stop the hacking. Microsoft does not have to worry about my
> program to stop the hacking although it is meant to change the way
the
> internet service is delivered.
>
> I would like to hear from the credit Card issuers that are loosers
of
> billions of dollars on credit cards annually and from the music
> industry that can't stop the freeloaders from downloading free CDS.
>
> In a recent court case a western Federal Court refused to stop a new
> Company to have it close its site that can be used to download. But
no
> body needs to log on to any site for down loading. All one needs is
a
> CD burner.
>
> So I hope hear from some of these companies willing to invest $10Mil
> for the development of alternate technology for delivering the
> internet service that will be faster than broadband and will be
immune
> from hacking.

[Fred]

On Fri, 2 May 2003 15:17:05 -0700, "Ken Blake"
> wrote:

>In , Ian Clark wrote:
>
>> > wrote in message
>>>
>>> I would like to hear from the credit Card issuers that are
>loosers of
>>> billions of dollars
>>
>>
>> People who have lost something are called Losers, not Loosers
>
>
>You mean like those who have lost the rudiments of courtesy and
>go around correcting other people's spelling?

No, people like you are just assholes.

Someone spams the group and he has a little fun picking on the idiot,
and you feel the need to defend the idiot.