Gordon wrote:

>

> "Saucy" wrote in message

> news:uUJXETkMKHA.4964@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>> Since Control Panel on Windows is too much for most users, switching

>> to root and configuring firewalls with Firestarter would be way

>> beyond, wouldn't it? Yeah, it would be, especially when they probably

>> don't remember their root password .. oh wait .. they probably are

>> already running as root - no problem then! LOL

>>

>> Where does one find the Firestarter executable anyway, at

>> /user/bin/binary/bin/%username%/devconfig/config/firestar.bin ?? LOL

>>

>

> As you have NO idea how modern distributions work, please refrain from

> inane comments....

>

> thank you.

 

It's amazing how clueless Saucy is.

 

Alias

Since as you say one of the flaws has been around since 1999 and it has not

been discovered till recently, How do you know that ubumtu is not loaded

with the same type serious flaws? The simple answer is you don't ! Also

don't you think anyone with a nat router no matter what he or she is running

as a op system would be fine? Once again you simply state that ubumtu is the

answer when once again you do not really know! We all hope and pray that all

ubumtu systems are found to have critical flaws in them so you will shut the

f**k up once and for all! People are tired of hearing your same old drivel

that Ubumtu is the future when you really have no frickin idea! I am sure it

will not be windows as we know it but it is not what we once knew anymore

anyways! All computers have problems you dumb ass! They are after all made

by humans!

 

"Alias" wrote in message

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> G.R. Barker wrote:

>>

>>

>> "Alias" wrote in message

>> news:h87ren$br6$3@news.eternal-september.org...

>>> G.R. Barker wrote:

>>

>>>> And you really think people will switch to Ubuntu because of that?

>>>

>>> People are free to choose and is safety on the Net is a concern and not

>>> getting malware to deal with is a concern, hell yes!

>>

>> I did not once mention that safety was not a concern. I merely asked the

>> question 'do you really think people will switch to Ubuntu for the reason

>> you posed'. I do not think it will make the slightest bit of difference.

>

> And the reason is safety.

>

>>

>>>> I doubt it very much, especially from someone who promotes it in a

>>>> Vista forum.

>>>

>>> Where do you think I should promote it, in a Linux forum? Have you

>>> always been this dense?

>>

>> Once again, you fail to see the point of that statement. Stating in your

>> title that we should worry about two other OS's and so using scare

>> tactics to try and sell your product in here, hints of an act of

>> desperation. Basically, it will not work.

>>

>> It seems that you're the one that is dense. Try reading the posts

>> correctly next time.

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>

> One of the flaws has been around since 1999. How long does a Windows user

> have to wait?

>

> Yes, one should be afraid of compromising one's computer and it ain't no

> stinking "scare tactics". With Ubuntu, one need not worry about this sort

> of thing. http://www.ubuntu.com/

>

> Alias

"Drew" wrote in message

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> ubumtu

 

Jeeeze. If you're going to spout crap at least SPELL it correctly!

In other words, you can't refute my points. BTW, I'm male. Do you get

everything wrong there?

 

style_emoticons//ohmy.gif)

 

Saucy

 

 

"Alias" >

> Saucy's points are obviously what I say they are. Her "detailed" post is

> filled with lies and bias. Not worth the trouble going over it point by

> point.

>

> Alias

Well, glad it means a lot to you.

 

Saucy

 

 

"+Bob+" wrote in message

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> On Thu, 10 Sep 2009 14:39:26 -0700, Gordon's Psychiatrist

> wrote:

>

>>Saucy wrote:

>>>

>>> Alias doesn't know man from woman, how's that for clueless?

>>>

>>> I'd be surprised if he could reproduce. I'm male, very much so, bald

>>> even, and muscled. I'd make a very poor lady. I can't imagine what

>>> Alias's wife looks like though - scary the thought - she probably gave

>>> birth in the field and was back to work the same day, sweating from her

>>> hairy armpits, bringing in the crops for the revolution.

>>>

>>> Saucy

>>>

>>>

>>> "G.R. Barker"

>>

>>Alias doesn't have a wife. Spain doesn't allow marrying livestock.

>

> Coming from a guy who lives in Mom's basement, that means a lot.

>

Um, I don't troll newsgroups that don't want me, Alias.

 

Saucy

 

 

"Alias" wrote in message

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> Saucy wrote:

>>

>> Alias doesn't know man from woman, how's that for clueless?

>>

>> I'd be surprised if he could reproduce. I'm male, very much so, bald

>> even, and muscled. I'd make a very poor lady. I can't imagine what

>> Alias's wife looks like though - scary the thought - she probably gave

>> birth in the field and was back to work the same day, sweating from her

>> hairy armpits, bringing in the crops for the revolution.

>>

>> Saucy

>>

>>

>> "G.R. Barker"

>

> Oh, so you only act like a clueless female ... figures.

>

> Alias

Yeah, crap is spelled: "Ubuntu". Next time he will get it right.

 

Saucy

 

 

"Gordon" wrote in message

news:OO9ptanMKHA.1372@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>

> "Drew" wrote in message

> news:CB4BF5C2-A0AC-4C86-9E7E-B6CD2492731D@microsoft.com...

>

>> ubumtu

>

> Jeeeze. If you're going to spout crap at least SPELL it correctly!

Windows 7, Alias, Windows 7. More copies will be are already sold now -

*before GA* - than the entire Ubuntu install for the next ten years. LOL I

don't know why I even bother answering you as Linux simply doesn't count on

the desktop. I understand it is being used as a web and file server, but

apparently even there it is losing out to Windows which does a better job.

 

So maybe I am clueless, clueless for answering anything about Linux. I saw a

copy of Linux on a laptop once, just once, about two or three years ago. I

hadn't seen a copy on another desktop (not laptop) for about ten years

before that when I saw a copy of CorelLinux in action. It's dead on the

desktop, Alias, or maybe never really existed there, at least in this

country. I know I've never seen it other than the two occasions over a span

10 to 15 years .. and it's not for a lack of seeing desktops, I can assure

you.

 

Saucy

 

 

"Alias" wrote in message

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>

>

> It's amazing how clueless Saucy is.

>

> Alias

Thank You 4 Letting me Know About That, I Just Changed My Network Status

From Private (Network Discovery On) 2 Public (Network Discovery Off), And

Changed Remote Desktop From On 2 Off.

 

"Alias" wrote in message

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>

>

> Alias

"Saucy" wrote in message

news:ejC6v3lMKHA.504@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> Alias doesn't know man from woman, how's that for clueless?

>

> I'd be surprised if he could reproduce. I'm male, very much so, bald even,

> and muscled. I'd make a very poor lady. I can't imagine what Alias's wife

> looks like though - scary the thought - she probably gave birth in the

> field and was back to work the same day, sweating from hairy armpits,

> bringing in the crops for the revolution.

>

> Saucy

>

>

> "G.R. Barker"

 

My apologies Saucy,

 

Another fraudulent piece of garbage information, given out by a fraud!

Perhaps Alias is a woman -)

Perhaps he meant to spell it that way and was directing it at Alias in a

more direct, personal way.

 

U - bum - tu :-)

 

"Saucy" wrote in message

news:eRJyz7nMKHA.3588@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> Yeah, crap is spelled: "Ubuntu". Next time he will get it right.

>

> Saucy

>

>

> "Gordon" wrote in message

> news:OO9ptanMKHA.1372@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>>

>> "Drew" wrote in message

>> news:CB4BF5C2-A0AC-4C86-9E7E-B6CD2492731D@microsoft.com...

>>

>>> ubumtu

>>

>> Jeeeze. If you're going to spout crap at least SPELL it correctly!

>

Saucy wrote:

> Um, I don't troll newsgroups that don't want me, Alias.

>

> Saucy

 

Why are you changing the subject? Did one of your girlish buttons get

pushed?

 

I don't troll *any* newsgroups.

 

Alias

>

>

> "Alias" wrote in message

> news:h8c1d1$1pr$3@news.eternal-september.org...

>> Saucy wrote:

>>>

>>> Alias doesn't know man from woman, how's that for clueless?

>>>

>>> I'd be surprised if he could reproduce. I'm male, very much so, bald

>>> even, and muscled. I'd make a very poor lady. I can't imagine what

>>> Alias's wife looks like though - scary the thought - she probably

>>> gave birth in the field and was back to work the same day, sweating

>>> from her hairy armpits, bringing in the crops for the revolution.

>>>

>>> Saucy

>>>

>>>

>>> "G.R. Barker"

>>

>> Oh, so you only act like a clueless female ... figures.

>>

>> Alias

>

Saucy wrote:

> In other words, you can't refute my points.

 

No, the words I wrote stand. Only FUD brainwashed morons would give you

and your "points" credibility.

> BTW, I'm male. Do you get

> everything wrong there?

>

> style_emoticons//ohmy.gif)

>

> Saucy

 

Being as I can't see you and you post with a nick females usually use,

it was an honest mistake on my part. The fact that you're seizing this

mistake as a reason to try and discredit me only shows how desperate you

are.

 

Alias

>

>

> "Alias" >

>> Saucy's points are obviously what I say they are. Her "detailed" post

>> is filled with lies and bias. Not worth the trouble going over it

>> point by point.

>>

>> Alias

>

G.R. Barker wrote:

> Perhaps he meant to spell it that way and was directing it at Alias in a

> more direct, personal way.

>

> U - bum - tu :-)

 

Trying to sit in for Frank, are you?

 

Alias

>

> "Saucy" wrote in message

> news:eRJyz7nMKHA.3588@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>> Yeah, crap is spelled: "Ubuntu". Next time he will get it right.

>>

>> Saucy

>>

>>

>> "Gordon" wrote in message

>> news:OO9ptanMKHA.1372@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>>>

>>> "Drew" wrote in message

>>> news:CB4BF5C2-A0AC-4C86-9E7E-B6CD2492731D@microsoft.com...

>>>

>>>> ubumtu

>>>

>>> Jeeeze. If you're going to spout crap at least SPELL it correctly!

>>

Saucy wrote:

> Windows 7, Alias, Windows 7. More copies will be are already sold now -

> *before GA* - than the entire Ubuntu install for the next ten years. LOL

> I don't know why I even bother answering you as Linux simply doesn't

> count on the desktop. I understand it is being used as a web and file

> server, but apparently even there it is losing out to Windows which does

> a better job.

>

> So maybe I am clueless, clueless for answering anything about Linux. I

> saw a copy of Linux on a laptop once, just once, about two or three

> years ago. I hadn't seen a copy on another desktop (not laptop) for

> about ten years before that when I saw a copy of CorelLinux in action.

> It's dead on the desktop, Alias, or maybe never really existed there, at

> least in this country. I know I've never seen it other than the two

> occasions over a span 10 to 15 years .. and it's not for a lack of

> seeing desktops, I can assure you.

>

> Saucy

>

>

> "Alias" wrote in message

> news:h8c1ij$1pr$5@news.eternal-september.org...

>>

>>

>> It's amazing how clueless Saucy is.

>>

>> Alias

>

 

So you've seen -- but never used -- a Linux desktop twice and years ago

and you also claim to be an expert on the modern distros. No more need

be said other than you're CLUELESS and have totally swallowed the FUD,

hook, line and sinker.

 

This particular install of Ubuntu has been on this and another machine

since December 2006. Not one crash or glitch. Not one. I have updated it

to new versions without clean installing and it runs faster now than it

did in 06.

 

Alias

Well, Alias, I'm sorry too. Alias could be male or female and I assumed you

were male. Shows one can't make assumptions. Shall I continue with this?

 

Saucy

 

style_emoticons//ohmy.gif)

 

 

 

"Alias" wrote in message

news:h8d81h$hq0$1@news.eternal-september.org...

> Saucy wrote:

>> In other words, you can't refute my points.

>

> No, the words I wrote stand. Only FUD brainwashed morons would give you

> and your "points" credibility.

>

>> BTW, I'm male. Do you get everything wrong there?

>>

>> style_emoticons//ohmy.gif)

>>

>> Saucy

>

> Being as I can't see you and you post with a nick females usually use, it

> was an honest mistake on my part. The fact that you're seizing this

> mistake as a reason to try and discredit me only shows how desperate you

> are.

>

> Alias

>>

>>

>> "Alias" >

>>> Saucy's points are obviously what I say they are. Her "detailed" post is

>>> filled with lies and bias. Not worth the trouble going over it point by

>>> point.

>>>

>>> Alias

>>

Great your lonely install has been up so long. Have you play Command &

Conquer Red Alert 3 on it? It's fun.

 

 

Let me elaborate: to be honest with you, I have installed several copies of

Linux and attempt to get FreeBSD running as well - all out of curiosity -

and each time disappointed with the unworkability. FreeBSD just did its

version of the BSOD. "Out there" though, I've not seen nary a Linux on the

desktop / laptop save the two I mentioned.

 

The guy who had it on the laptop came over to me and asked me if I could

help him. When he plugged in his USB mouse, nothing happened. I just said

sorry, 'could be anything. I felt like saying: Why don't you get an OS that

works?

 

Saucy

 

 

"Alias" wrote in message

news:h8d8dj$k77$1@news.eternal-september.org...

> Saucy wrote:

>> Windows 7, Alias, Windows 7. More copies will be are already sold now -

>> *before GA* - than the entire Ubuntu install for the next ten years. LOL

>> I don't know why I even bother answering you as Linux simply doesn't

>> count on the desktop. I understand it is being used as a web and file

>> server, but apparently even there it is losing out to Windows which does

>> a better job.

>>

>> So maybe I am clueless, clueless for answering anything about Linux. I

>> saw a copy of Linux on a laptop once, just once, about two or three years

>> ago. I hadn't seen a copy on another desktop (not laptop) for about ten

>> years before that when I saw a copy of CorelLinux in action. It's dead on

>> the desktop, Alias, or maybe never really existed there, at least in this

>> country. I know I've never seen it other than the two occasions over a

>> span 10 to 15 years .. and it's not for a lack of seeing desktops, I can

>> assure you.

>>

>> Saucy

>>

>>

>> "Alias" wrote in message

>> news:h8c1ij$1pr$5@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>

>>>

>>> It's amazing how clueless Saucy is.

>>>

>>> Alias

>>

>

> So you've seen -- but never used -- a Linux desktop twice and years ago

> and you also claim to be an expert on the modern distros. No more need be

> said other than you're CLUELESS and have totally swallowed the FUD, hook,

> line and sinker.

>

> This particular install of Ubuntu has been on this and another machine

> since December 2006. Not one crash or glitch. Not one. I have updated it

> to new versions without clean installing and it runs faster now than it

> did in 06.

>

> Alias

"Alias" wrote in message

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> G.R. Barker wrote:

>> Perhaps he meant to spell it that way and was directing it at Alias in a

>> more direct, personal way.

>>

>> U - bum - tu :-)

>

> Trying to sit in for Frank, are you?

 

Come on, you must admit that was funny. You must have a sense of humour,

you use Ubuntu.

Why would I be? I'm not an citizen of the United States, so I do not vote in

the elections there.

 

But as it is, I like Sarah Palin as a television personality. I also like

the SNL skits about her too - they're funny and that Tina Fey has the

impersonation almost spot on. Politically, I think she (Sarah Palin) is a

bit immature and was thrown to the sharks and was in over her head. But she

seems honest, not a war monger at heart, and would do her best should she

become President.

 

I also like Obama as a television personality, although I am anti-abortion

so would have issues with politically supporting him if I were a a citizen

of the United States. I like him for visiting Canada - he was a big hit here

and a friendly and nice man. It's clear he is sincere and is doing at least

what he thinks is right. I do like that he wants to reform health care in

the States, but I know that is a big challenge now with the huge debt and,

what, with the schemes the banksters devise against the tax payers there. As

well, the military in the United States is over-extended and over-size and

is too much to support - larger than all the other militaries of the world

combined. I don't know if it is feasible to have universal health care in

the States at this time because, AFAICT, as there are pressing financial

issues that probably should be dealt with first. I think they could be

laying the ground work now, but implementing it would be very expensive.

It's not for no reason we have high taxes in Canada - and that's without a

vast debt and gigantic military.

 

Alias, when there was a realistic attempt to create a what I thought was a

Canadian OS I installed it - CorelLinux - and I tried to get it to work. But

Corel dropped it. 'Glad they did - as it turns out, it wasn't really all

that Canadian anyway. I'm loyal to my country (and try to express that in

real life), you should be too.

 

But you'd rather run some dying commie thing out of the Eastern Bloc. Even

Russia's given up on communism, Alias, you probably know that.

 

And you might try a little bit of loyalty to the land of the free - it would

do your heart good.

 

Saucy

 

 

"Alias" wrote in message

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> Saucy wrote:

>> He left the USA and now uses an unAmerican operating system. Hm ..

>> pattern there?

>>

>> Saucy

>

> Are you a Sarah Palin supporter?

>

> Alias

>>

>>

>> "John Galt" wrote in message

>> news:0i8ia55qa7ohkqdebkue3i1aq4g24l6pp3@4ax.com...

>>> "Saucy" wrote:

>>>

>>>> INLINE with some cuts:

>>>

>>> Don't feed the expatriate troll, doofus.

>>>

>>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>

Gordon wrote:

>

>

> "Saucy" wrote in message

> news:e#e35$kMKHA.4780@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>> He left the USA and now uses an unAmerican operating system.

>

>

> So how is Linux "un-American"??????

 

Err - It wasn't registered American. Err. . Err.

> Do you mean that it's not Microsoft???

 

Err - Ford is not Microsoft so is Ford not American? Err.

> America does NOT = Microsoft...

 

Err America does and does not. Err.

Alias wrote:

> Saucy wrote:

>> Um, I don't troll newsgroups that don't want me, Alias.

>>

 

Hey idiot - Most people who respond to you say that you are not wanted here. I guess you just

don't get it.

 

Imagine, Ubuntu has been FREE for years yet 99.999% of the worlds population ignore it. Ubuntu

is just a toy OS written by geeks for geeks who can't get laid.

Saucy wrote:

> Well, Alias, I'm sorry too. Alias could be male or female and I assumed

> you were male. Shows one can't make assumptions. Shall I continue with

> this?

>

> Saucy

>

> style_emoticons//ohmy.gif)

>

>

Alias is a male. He has spoken about his poor uneducated wife who can't do any better.

G.R. Barker wrote:

>

>

> "Alias" wrote in message

> news:h8d84s$hq0$2@news.eternal-september.org...

>> G.R. Barker wrote:

>>> Perhaps he meant to spell it that way and was directing it at Alias

>>> in a more direct, personal way.

>>>

>>> U - bum - tu :-)

>>

>> Trying to sit in for Frank, are you?

>

> Come on, you must admit that was funny. You must have a sense of

> humour, you use Ubuntu.

 

He uses Ubuntu so he has no reasoning abilities.

Gordon's Psychiatrist wrote:

> Saucy wrote:

>> Well, Alias, I'm sorry too. Alias could be male or female and I

>> assumed you were male. Shows one can't make assumptions. Shall I

>> continue with this?

>>

>> Saucy

>>

>> style_emoticons//ohmy.gif)

>>

>>

> Alias is a male. He has spoken about his poor uneducated wife who can't

> do any better.

 

Liar. My wife isn't poor or uneducated.

 

Alias

G.R. Barker wrote:

>

>

> "Alias" wrote in message

> news:h8d84s$hq0$2@news.eternal-september.org...

>> G.R. Barker wrote:

>>> Perhaps he meant to spell it that way and was directing it at Alias

>>> in a more direct, personal way.

>>>

>>> U - bum - tu :-)

>>

>> Trying to sit in for Frank, are you?

>

> Come on, you must admit that was funny. You must have a sense of

> humour, you use Ubuntu.

 

It may be funny to some third graders.

 

Alias