-=> DARYL STOUT wrote to KURT WISMER <=-

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 DS>   I use the same thing...OLX kept running out of memory. I was
 DS> wondering what had happened to you, and am glad to see you back.

glad to be back...

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 DS>   I use the CA Internet Security Suite myself, and I would have to
 DS> agree that most of the threats I see there are classified as
 DS> "low"...but, it still is surprising of the people who
don't "practice
 DS> safe hex".

that's true, but safe hex isn't malware specific - far from it... so helping to
get safe-hex spread further really takes a different approach than the one i
was taking before...

 DS>   That's true...I may check with CA Internet Security Suite, and
 DS> periodically post the latest viruses and spyware threat info. The
 DS> program apparently just gives a brief listing of the top 5 of each, but
 DS> I'd have to do some further investigation. However, it's a combination
 DS> anti-virus, anti-spyware, anti-spam, firewall, parental controls, and
 DS> desktop migrator, all in one nice package. It has detected viruses and
 DS> spyware on my system that AdAware and AVG missed!!

 DS>   Since you are the moderator here, I'd like your feedback on what I
 DS> could possibly do with helping traffic in the echo, as it were. No rush
 DS> on the reply; just at your convenience...and thanks for all your work.

oh, well, if you're asking whether it's ok to post those listings you mentioned
then sure... under the circumstances i'm open to most types of traffic so long
as it's somewhat on topic and reasonably mindful of bandwidth (so don't anyone
get ideas about reposting every article they find on the internet in full)...

if it informs people, that's great... if it sparks discussion, that's also
great... there are rules for the echo of course, but i don't think they
prohibit any reasonable behaviours... 
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