So what kind of 'proper security' do you propose, genius? Have
you used to program or did your panties get all brown when you found
out that your precious NTFS didn't provide the security you had
thought? Your gay porn is no longer safe...
Works on every computer I've used it on. If you want to say,
ahh, well, just set the bios to not boot floppy; then you just reset
the BIOS (well, really the CMOS) and it boots. I'm not talking stupid
**** here.
I take it, you didn't test the software since your post is a
few minutes after my original post. If you did, then elaborate on your
findings, don't just spout off some gay **** and not give reasons why.
If you're going to call me a liar and a retard, then at least
site examples of your magical proper security theory.
None the less, NTFS or not, there will ALWAYS be a lock, a
key, and a sledgehammer.
NOTHING is totally safe and secure. NOTHING.



On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 15:05:58 -0600, "Jupiter Jones [MVP]"
wrote:

If computer security is properly implemented that program will not
work.
You will not get that application to work on any computer that has
proper security.
So NO, it has not yet been defeated.