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| Ryu-Kage | Feb 19 2006, 01:45 AM Post #11 |
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Rubber Chicken
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thank god for comcast. and don't follow those add links guys. You oculd get spyware or trojan horses. 'tis not fun, me being enlightened as the subject was my last science project. less than 10% of compy owners are safe from viruses and other nashty things. |
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| Tails_FoxPrower | Feb 19 2006, 04:28 PM Post #12 |
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Bahaha
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Yeah, it looks like the ads adapt to the content of the page in Invision forums. I've checked it out on a few pages and I find the ads funny, sometimes. Heck, in my review for "Watchers", there's ads fro Dean Koontz. xP |
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| Fang | Feb 20 2006, 09:44 AM Post #13 |
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Mynock
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I got pop-up blocker... So my talking about that virus made adds come up for that virus, but the ads have trojan viruses... which makes them bad but good if you get them normally? :wacko: |
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| CHAOSGAMMA | Feb 20 2006, 08:09 PM Post #14 |
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Leon
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Huh? You lost me there. Go figure :wacko: |
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| Ryu-Kage | Feb 21 2006, 11:24 AM Post #15 |
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Rubber Chicken
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Nuh uh trojan horses are ALWAYS bad. they're viruses that come from an ad that provide "virus protecton" which is why they call them trojan horses. And talking about them doesn't make ads for them but possible trojan horse ads or real virus protectoin adds. |
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| CHAOSGAMMA | Feb 21 2006, 12:04 PM Post #16 |
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Leon
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Oh, so never click a virus protection ad. |
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| Project: Shadow | Feb 21 2006, 05:00 PM Post #17 |
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Egg Robo
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I hate to correct you there Ryu-Kage, but while that may be true about trojan horses, the real reason they're called such is because they disguise themselves as a harmless file or program when you unknowingly download them. The virus is then activated by either a certain action or over a certain expanse of time. The seemingly harmless file or program would be like the wooden horse that was delivered as a gift yet contained many soldiers inside ready to attack their enemies from within as a brilliant tactical maneuver way back in the Trojan War. History is radicool, viruses ain't. |
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| Tails_FoxPrower | Apr 14 2006, 09:58 PM Post #18 |
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Bahaha
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Guys, I gotta bump this, the virus is active again, so just incase it's needed, it's bumped. |
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| CHAOSGAMMA | Apr 14 2006, 10:11 PM Post #19 |
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Leon
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Oh, okay, thanks. You can never be too safe with computer virus protection. |
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| Ryu-Kage | Apr 14 2006, 11:35 PM Post #20 |
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Rubber Chicken
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YES YOU CAN! *points to mcafeee* THAT IS THE MOST OVER-PROTECTIVE SOFTWARE EVER!!!!! My dad switched it to McAfee 2 weeks ago and now not only can't I use e-mail hyperlinks but now if I do something on a website more than 3 times it automaticly blocks the site (other than forums which have been personnaly protected. it sucks! > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < |
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