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BrowserSecurity :
"For most people, the best IE replacement is a free copy of Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox or Opera."
I recommend mozilla.
Now, if we could only get that message in front of the average, non-technical user who thinks that Bill Gates invented the computer.
Bill Gates is no computer genious, he's a businessman who steals someone else's ideas and deploys them, and then suddenly everybody says "Oh, Bill Gates invented the windows GUI (or was it Macintosh?)", "he invented MS-DOS! (or he baught QDOS for some bucks?)", and so on! soon they'll come and say he invented internet!
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"soon they'll come and say he invented internet!"
Oh! I thought Al Gore was the inventor of the Internet.
--BigDumbDinosaur
Tue Apr 26 02:30:11 2005: Subject: lets try this!! anonymous
I don't know if this is of any interest to anyone but since my recent hijacking, I decided to switch browsers to Mozilla Firefox, but then I decided to try a different tactic you might like...
We can easily view the source of the page we get hijacked too, and check the copywrite in the meta tags,and see who owns the content we are hijacked to. Mine was a place in Montreal Canada called MediaPlazza who makes ringtones. I called their toll free number ans sent snotty email to the PR guy, who did backflips denying any corporate responsibility, despite the fact that they stood to profit from the hijacking.
Maybe if everyone who got hijacked called the guys who own the content we get sent to, clogged their toll-free numbers and told them to piss off, then told 10 of their friends the company name and have them call and do the same, it won't stop em', but it might one or two think..
Any thoughts....MB
Tue Nov 22 13:08:19 2005: Subject: TonyLawrence
I think if you have the time, why not? It might accomplish nothing, but who knows?
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