Diesel  news:XnsA46C4A0267FAA73DU2A184KD8
@deiselpower.eternal-september.org Sun, 29 Mar 2015 00:26:16 GMT in 
alt.2600, wrote:

> Diesel 
> news:XnsA46596E35FBEDF7D9A8@dieselpower.eternal-september.org Sun,
> 22 Mar 2015 18:41:53 GMT in alt.comp.anti-virus, wrote: 
> 
>> Diesel  news:XnsA465B9AB770A4A73DU2A184KD8
>> @deiselpower.eternal-september.org Sun, 22 Mar 2015 18:14:13 GMT
>> in alt.comp.anti-virus, wrote:
>> 
>>> By creating basic structures upon which the program dwells,
>>> coding takes alot of self-referential dimensions and, by linking
>>> itself to a certain modern esthetic, creates the paradox of
>>> programming a virus as a means of dialetic approach from the
>>> creator to the audience and the audience to the creator. 
>>> 
>>> In the end, a finished virus is a masterpiece about identity,
>>> perhaps of a character.  While some like to negate its merits by
>>> stating coding is "overrated", said people just can't surpass the
>>> veil of simplicity a virus creates for itself.  So the notion of
>>> abject user misery when the payload drops is reinforced. Suck on
>>> that poetry, ############s. [bg] 
>> 
>> erm....That's just not my linguistic style.. not even close this
>> time. 
>> 
>> 
>> 
> 
> 
> You've really got to work on that typo in your FQDN. 

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No, I really don't. 

My FQDN is fine.. You have another problem now though. I've just
signed posts and the key you published for me will verify them. You
can't sign any posts and have that key verify them. What are you
going to do about that now, wiseass? 

I went a step further, I published the key to pgp.com keyservers.
Anybody can search for me by email address or name and download the
same old (nearly eight years now) key you were stupid enough to
publish here. They send a verification email to the address contained
inside the key. :) 

As you don't have access to that email account, you couldn't respond
to the verification email and do anything about it. I did, though.
So, now, the key is available for everyone to make use of. And, it
matches the key I tricked you into posting here to a T. As it should,
it's my ####ing key. And it's an old key that I freely gave away on
BugHunter's website. It was originally saved as Bughunter.dustin.txt.
on the site and the url was published in my usenet signature several
years ago, when I was actively writing and supporting the program.

I provided the key for people to send encrypted malware samples to me
for analysis. You and several others would have known that, if you'd
actually been around as long as you'd claimed and/or simply
downloaded BugHunter and read the instructions released when the PGP
key was available. 

Google searches will vouch for me, it was part of my signature on
many usenet posts. :) 

Btw, I did set you up and you went for it. I posted the name, you
posted the contents for me. I did this for the purposes of trust, and
you probably still don't understand.

You went above and beyond the call of duty when you published the key
details, which, included my email address. Several regulars have
emailed me in the past and they have always gotten email from me at
that address.

Oh, what will you do now? Posts from the properly spelled FQDN have
been signed with a very old PGP key, that, once again, I remind
everyone, you were conned into posting the contents of, FOR ME.

Take this reply for example. It's signed. You can't forge my FQDN
line and I really don't think my keyring has escaped from this
network, so... I'd say you're pretty well ####ed good now. :)

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