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Sneaky Microsoft Plug In Puts Firefox Users at Risk
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Sneaky Microsoft Plug In Puts Firefox Users at Risk
Alias wrote:
http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...sers_at_ris k Charming. Then don't use Firefox. IE8 is the way to go. -- Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur, Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur. |
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Sneaky Microsoft Plug In Puts Firefox Users at Risk
Death wrote:
Alias wrote: http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...sers_at_ris k Charming. Then don't use Firefox. IE8 is the way to go. For surfing the Net, Linux is the way to go. If you're forced by your own stupidity or your boss' stupidity to use Windows, Google Chrome is the way to go with incognito feature. -- Alias |
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Sneaky Microsoft Plug In Puts Firefox Users at Risk
Alias wrote:
Death wrote: Alias wrote: http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...sers_at_ris k Charming. Then don't use Firefox. IE8 is the way to go. For surfing the Net, Linux is the way to go. If you're forced by your own stupidity or your boss' stupidity to use Windows, Google Chrome is the way to go with incognito feature. Death surfs with both. IE8 in Windows, Firefox in Linux. Hasn't really noticed any difference. Some menus in Linux FF don't render properly, but no real biggy. My AV finds nothing more distructive than cookies in Windows. -- Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur, Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur. |
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Sneaky Microsoft Plug In Puts Firefox Users at Risk
Alias wrote:
http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...sers_at_ris k Charming. hehehe...you *DUMB *****...you just now found this article (October 16th)? Its now history you spamming lying lintrud asshole loser. |
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Sneaky Microsoft Plug In Puts Firefox Users at Risk
Alias wrote:
Death wrote: Alias wrote: http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...sers_at_ris k Charming. Then don't use Firefox. IE8 is the way to go. For surfing the Net, Linux is the way to go. If you're forced by your own stupidity or your boss' stupidity to use Windows, Google Chrome is the way to go with incognito feature. chrome is a real POS...just like you are. Oops! Oh and does your stupid boss force you to use that useless toy os up-yr-****ing-butt-too or did you make that mistake all on your own? |
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Sneaky Microsoft Plug In Puts Firefox Users at Risk
Frank wrote:
Alias wrote: http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...sers_at_ris k Charming. hehehe...you *DUMB *****...you just now found this article (October 16th)? Its now history you spamming lying lintrud asshole loser. How old the mistake is makes it less of a mistake? Unlike you, I care about people and posted this as a public service. All you want to do is pretend you're better than others and get into a fight. Just curious, what does a retiree like you need seven computers for? Bragging rights? -- Alias |
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Sneaky Microsoft Plug In Puts Firefox Users at Risk
Frank wrote:
Alias wrote: Death wrote: Alias wrote: http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...sers_at_ris k Charming. Then don't use Firefox. IE8 is the way to go. For surfing the Net, Linux is the way to go. If you're forced by your own stupidity or your boss' stupidity to use Windows, Google Chrome is the way to go with incognito feature. chrome is a real POS...just like you are. Oops! False: http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...rd_says_expert Oh and does your stupid boss force you to use that useless toy os up-yr-****ing-butt-too or did you make that mistake all on your own? I haven't got a boss. I own my own businesses. -- Alias |
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Sneaky Microsoft Plug In Puts Firefox Users at Risk
And who the **** needs Firefox? |
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Sneaky Microsoft Plug In Puts Firefox Users at Risk
Alias wrote:
Frank wrote: Alias wrote: Death wrote: Alias wrote: http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...sers_at_ris k Charming. Then don't use Firefox. IE8 is the way to go. For surfing the Net, Linux is the way to go. If you're forced by your own stupidity or your boss' stupidity to use Windows, Google Chrome is the way to go with incognito feature. chrome is a real POS...just like you are. Oops! False: http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...rd_says_expert Sorry but I've tried chrome and it is a real POS. I guess that means you must really like it right? You're so GD afraid of being infected cause that is all you talk about but you've never answered the one question you've been asked so many times before...just WTF do you surf that makes you so paranoid huh? Oh and does your stupid boss force you to use that useless toy os up-yr-****ing-butt-too or did you make that mistake all on your own? I haven't got a boss. I own my own businesses. Charging people money to install free software isn't a real business. Its more like stealing. Oops! |
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Sneaky Microsoft Plug In Puts Firefox Users at Risk
Alias wrote:
Frank wrote: Alias wrote: http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...sers_at_ris k Charming. hehehe...you *DUMB *****...you just now found this article (October 16th)? Its now history you spamming lying lintrud asshole loser. How old the mistake is makes it less of a mistake? I believe if you checked MS solved this problem months ago. Oops! Unlike you, I care about people and posted this as a public service. LOL! Sure you do...that's why you're a spamming, trolling linturd liar who has been asked by everyone in every non-moderated ng to STFU and get lost and who has been thrown out of or barred from posting in moderated ngs. Sure you care about others. YOU ARE A GD SICK POS LIAR! Oops! All you want to do is pretend you're better than others and get into a fight. Better than others at what? You have no business being in here, troll. Just curious, what does a retiree like you need seven computers for? Who said I was retired? Bragging rights? How childish of you. But I'm not broke. |
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Sneaky Microsoft Plug In Puts Firefox Users at Risk
Frank wrote:
Alias wrote: Frank wrote: Alias wrote: Death wrote: Alias wrote: http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...sers_at_ris k Charming. Then don't use Firefox. IE8 is the way to go. For surfing the Net, Linux is the way to go. If you're forced by your own stupidity or your boss' stupidity to use Windows, Google Chrome is the way to go with incognito feature. chrome is a real POS...just like you are. Oops! False: http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...rd_says_expert Sorry but I've tried chrome and it is a real POS. Your opinion. I guess that means you must really like it right? It's a browser for crying out loud. You're so GD afraid of being infected cause that is all you talk about but you've never answered the one question you've been asked so many times before...just WTF do you surf that makes you so paranoid huh? You're an idiot. Anyone can get infected by clicking on what appears to be what you're looking for with a Google search. Have you always been this clueless regarding the Internet? Oh and does your stupid boss force you to use that useless toy os up-yr-****ing-butt-too or did you make that mistake all on your own? I haven't got a boss. I own my own businesses. Charging people money to install free software isn't a real business. Its more like stealing. Oops! Charging someone to do something for them is a standard business practice since the ****ing stone age, moron. My real business is not computer related. -- Alias |
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Sneaky Microsoft Plug In Puts Firefox Users at Risk
Frank wrote:
Alias wrote: Frank wrote: Alias wrote: http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...sers_at_ris k Charming. hehehe...you *DUMB *****...you just now found this article (October 16th)? Its now history you spamming lying lintrud asshole loser. How old the mistake is makes it less of a mistake? I believe if you checked MS solved this problem months ago. Oops! No, they didn't. They "fixed" it by making it possible to uninstall the plug in from Firefox. Previous to that, it was not uninstallable. Unlike you, I care about people and posted this as a public service. LOL! Sure you do...that's why you're a spamming, trolling linturd liar who has been asked by everyone in every non-moderated ng to STFU and get lost Only by moronic windroids like you and the nymshifter. and who has been thrown out of or barred from posting in moderated ngs. I have never been thrown out of any "ng". Sure you care about others. YOU ARE A GD SICK POS LIAR! Oops! Letting people know about a vulnerability is caring. Lying like you do is just sick. All you want to do is pretend you're better than others and get into a fight. Better than others at what? Everything. You have no business being in here, troll. You have no business being *anywhere*. Just curious, what does a retiree like you need seven computers for? Who said I was retired? You did. Bragging rights? How childish of you. But I'm not broke. Answer the question if you can without backpedaling. -- Alias |
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Sneaky Microsoft Plug In Puts Firefox Users at Risk
Frank wrote:
Alias wrote: SNIP My real business is not computer related. hehehe...sure...the other business!...LOL! Uninstalling ubuntu. -- Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur, Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur. |
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Sneaky Microsoft Plug In Puts Firefox Users at Risk
"Death" -x wrote in message ... Alias wrote: http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...sers_at_ris k Charming. Then don't use Firefox. IE8 is the way to go. That is not the point. Users that wish to use Firefox should be able to do so without any interference, users that wish to use IE8 should be able to do the same. -- Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur, Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur. |
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