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Bob, same article I read AFTER I was hit...as I said earlier Im going on 2 days of removing "stuff" Ive got up to 12 trojans packed in to this one punch, plus the dns hijack virus and the about:blank ..happy happy joy joy
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Seriously, been using Linux for 5 years now and switched all my computers with internet-access to Linux completely about 7 months ago. Even my little girlie is thrilled by the Ubuntu we installed on her notebook. Still have a Windows XP desktop-box for Photoshop and stuff (though this could be also run on a virtual machine inside my Linux) but it's separated from internet-access. Best thing about Linux is: Don't need no firewall, no antivir, no cleaningtools. And there's no such thing like a registry slowing down the pc either. Last month I bought a new notebook with vista preinstalled. I didn't even take a look at as brandnew openSuse 10.3 was released just 3 days before :D And, oh ja: IT'S FREE! PS: For hand-submitting you will find the copy and paste function very handy: Just mark a text and paste it somewhere by just clicking on the mousewheel. Mark & click - awesome feature!!! |
For those deep rooted spyware crap I found that SuperAntiSpyware seems to dig them out where others can't.
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I've just found another shit mail in my junk folder this morning posing as the NCUA with the hyperlink pointing to 75.177.160.211 so i guess they're really pushing this shit out.
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Aj - in regard to your comment
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I run Windows, and two flavors of Linux on my Mac, all at the same time under Mac X, using Parallels.
Never had a virus or anything under Mac X or Linux but my Windows install seems to get hosed pretty regularly. I don't worry about it though, don't bother with the hassle of running virus software, since Windows is just a file on my hard drive. With my setup if something bad happens with my Windows install I just throw away the file, grab the backup file, and I'm back up and running in less then one minute. |
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Dont wanna convert you to Linux, but most major distributions (openSuse, Ubuntu) are aware of windows-users "wanting to try Linux" in dual-boot next to xp and are well capable of handling everything full automatically, even the partition-resizing. Actually you dont even have to install Linux to work with it. Ubuntu for example is designed as a live-cd. In combination with a usb-stick for storing your work-data there's nothing safer. |
I'll have to look more into it all. My ultimate wet dream is to go to Mac platform. Just cannot afford to change over at the moment.
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Well, the PC was cleared up tonight. Found a whole slew of shit that was pushed onto my PC from just one submit page..WOW how a webmaster can do that is beyond me. I hope his 12 cents from my test searches gets him all he wants for Xmas. So Ill be giving it hell all week I hope as to make up for lost time.
Thanks again all for any and all tips/tricks/good wishes J- |
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