Archives for October 2004

Sue asked me to have a look at her and kates computer.
Apparantly it was running slow ect.

I think i might have found the problem guys !!!!

This is the amount of spyware found on their computer,
the previous highest i have seen was 3,000 traces.
Congratulations Sue and K8 u are the new clear leader .
They have been using Internet Exploder, can you tell?

Oh and it has more Trojans than Troy too !!!

What is spyware and how did it get on your PC?

* Adware and spyware programs, also called malware or trackware,
quietly and secretly monitor everything you do online,
and can communicate your activities to a third party such as an online advertiser.
* It is commonly installed on your PC as a hidden addition to a legitimate program,
by visiting websites, or through spam email.
* Unlike the instant impact of a virus, well-written spyware and adware programs
never reveal their presence on your PC.
* Pop-up ad problems, a different homepage that you can’t change,
and a slower PC or online experience are indications of a spyware problem.

Download Spy sweeper Here
Download Norton TrialWare Here
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The British Phonographic Industry (BPI) is to take legal action
against people who download music illegally from the internet.

How about the British Public take action against the music industry?
nobody buy any music whatsoever for 6 months!!!!!!!

I personally use Kazaa to download music,
and i am buying more cd albums now because of this.

Think about it, what else would you buy without viewing first?
Did you see your car before you bought it?
Did you view your house before you bought it?
How about those jeans did you try them on first?

They know what the problem is …… MUSIC COSTS TO MUCH !!
but are not prepared to do anything about it.

The legal download chart has already become a success but again is still
priced too high.

The solution how about instead of the music industry being mega-rich they only
become just…… rich !

Sky Tv is heading the same way……..but thats a rant for another day !