Doris Day - MFB wrote:
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>
> Please go and find a Linux virus - that's in the wild today - that can harm
> a Linux system. Tell us about any infected Linux boxes you can verify
> outside a lab somewhere. Viruses don't exist in the wild for Linux desktops
> because by the very nature of Linux - the complete separation of the kernel
> space from the user space, won't allow viruses to propagate and that is
> exactly what viruses need to do. If you knew even the slightest bit about
> Linux you'd know that the user would have to be as stupid as you to get a
> virus in the first place. In fact, being as stupid as you, he wouldn't be
> able to accomplish getting a virus. He'd have to purposely install the
> virus, make it executable and then try and run it. Then it would only
> affect the user space if he could do that.
>
> Guess, we can't expect anything better from the pig-for-brains Frankie Boy.
> <snort>
>
> Love and Kisses,
> Doris
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Well ****-for-brains (now that's a stretch) you're absolutely 100%
willing to bet your life on the above statement?

I need your answer before we proceed.

Well....

(snort)
Frank