On Thu, 20 Nov 2008 04:28:33 +0000 (UTC), "Bill" wrote:
>Pixie <Pixie@AnnWheatley.com> wrote:
>
>>On Thu, 20 Nov 2008 01:03:33 +0000 (UTC), "Bill" wrote:
>
>[...]
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>>>Dustin Cook, an antispyware app author, examined the
>>>SharkPost *.exe from that site and found it to be just
>>>what I said it is - a fork of Chris Morse's PP2K.
>>>You can find him in alt.comp.virus
>>>
>>For gawd's sake don't sic him onto Dustin or Chris... not without
>>warning them first..... tis only polite!
>
>Chris Morse hasn't been seen around usenet in years.
>Dustin can handle anyone with ease without being
>warned first.
>
Well, he handled himself pretty well in the sandpit! A cross posting
attention seeker like ES is only gonna make him laugh....
>crosspost to abwid to thank for my keeping an eye
>on him. All he has to do is stop lying about my
>work and won't see another word from me.
>
Well, we're stuffed then..... :-(
>that bundles of apps are a bad idea, especially when
>they are composed of freeware that can easily be
>found on the web.
>
And you go and ruin it all...... :-/
Shhhhhhhhhhhh....
This groupe is a "speshul needs groupe"...
Remedial, if you like.
Do you know how long it takes to convince them to stop posting their
home email addresses and stop posting "sensitive" material using their
ISP - with their own email attached so everyone can thank them
personally??
It's bad enough that they have started emailing the designs to each
other!
/grin
At least if the apps are "bundled" then the "accepted" bundle is known
to be a safe alternative to p2p and all the other ways they find to
get stuff. Dangerous ways.
We are mostly women "of a certain age" who only see designs to be sewn
on some piece of fabric they have had stashed for 10 years. That
special piece waiting for that special design.
Most of these women don't care how they get the designs, as long as
they get them.
I only ask that you understand that this is not a "men's shed".
They don't understand the sandpit stuff.
You send them off to get milk and they come back with yoghurt if you
don't write them a note and tie it in their hanky.
They talk to strangers all the way to the corner shop.
They are very trusting and it's just easier to bundle stuff and give
them the correct tools to start with.
You know how women like to give a welcome gift...../grin
>For those here who aren't familiar with me, I was
>the guy who turned alt.binaries.warez.ibm-pc.0-day
>from a spamtrap into a popular newsgroup.
>
Musta been before my time!
With you in here today, I am battening down hatches for the onslaught
that is sure to ensue.
Master that you may be, you also have your following of the
unfaithful.
It is they who make mischief in here.
>I wrote
>some new code for PP2K to make it easier for me to
>post as abwi0@use.net and called that creation
>SharkPost, per Chris Morse's wishes that any forks
>of his code be called something else.
>
>SharkPost isn't the fastest posting fork of PP2K.
>I designed it to make it very easy to post complete
>ftp site directories with as few mouse clicks as
>possible. I posted several terabytes to usenet
>with it and made it available to others with some
>reluctance.
>
You might as well have posted that in Chinese.../grin
We are but poor and simple Usenet folk :-))
>I don't promote the app as I'm tired of the nonsense
>surrounding it. If anyone is selling it, I'd like
>to know. It sure as heck isn't me.
>
ES was spouting rubbish that he learned (verbatim) over in your
beloved groupe. He has no idea what it meant, he just knows it got up
the peoples' noses that he wanted it to.
(He could be GH's twin - yeah, really).
Pixie :-))
Post carefully in here, (please :->), I don't know if we can weather
the storm again that we had last year.
I know you can handle yourself, but our groupe as a whole, cannot.
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