These are a couple of pests.

I was searching for certain tech info and they came up dating back to 2007.
I was astonoshed.
These 2 fellows, or one under 2 names, were insulting, offensive and
ultimative since several years ago as far as I cared to check.

So it's not new here, they've been posting on other Forums. Why does MS
allow them to keep MVP title as they alienate people to th eleft & right,
for YEARS.
Almost every answer from them is an insult mixed with sarcasm, and standard
suggestions to download Ubuntu this year, and back in 2007 Frank was raving
about Macs.

Three years ago a person is asking a legitimate queston, Frank declares a
question not worth solving, and suggest "I thought you like Macs?" - an
obvious hint "if you don't like Windows, switch to Macs".

Frank is a bona fide idiot, and a useless MVP.

Frank Always Uses Bad Language When He Talks About Alias, But Alias Is Also
Partly 2 Blame 4 The Problem, Because He Is Always Posting "Get Linux
Instead Of Windows" Here In A Microsoft Windows Vista News Group. As 4 Me,
My Dad Told Me 2 Get Rid Of Linux (Do 2 It's Security Problems With Cuba,
North Korea, And Iran Using Linux), Or My PC Will Go In Our Next Garage
Sale, So I Did Exactly What He Said And Got X64 Windows 7 RC Build 6.1.7100
From [url]http://www.windows7.com[/url], And Then Got Windows XP Mode Beta From That
Website As Well.

"JEWboy" <Nojunkmetalblade@nojunkprodigy.net> wrote in message
news:e#MzbVg8JHA.4172@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
> These are a couple of pests.
>
> I was searching for certain tech info and they came up dating back to
> 2007. I was astonoshed.
> These 2 fellows, or one under 2 names, were insulting, offensive and
> ultimative since several years ago as far as I cared to check.
>
> So it's not new here, they've been posting on other Forums. Why does MS
> allow them to keep MVP title as they alienate people to th eleft & right,
> for YEARS.
> Almost every answer from them is an insult mixed with sarcasm, and
> standard suggestions to download Ubuntu this year, and back in 2007 Frank
> was raving about Macs.
>
> Three years ago a person is asking a legitimate queston, Frank declares a
> question not worth solving, and suggest "I thought you like Macs?" - an
> obvious hint "if you don't like Windows, switch to Macs".
>
> Frank is a bona fide idiot, and a useless MVP.[/color]

This was an intelligent response, thanks!

As of Iranians, they're very smart peoplesplagued by bad climate (hot),
which is alos the reason American South is poorer than North.
But I believe they do use Windows in addiiton to Linux because they're so
many engineers in Iran - they have no problems cracking any software, it's
common knowledge that in Russian & CHina not 10, not 30, but a whoipping 95%
of software i spirated because of 2 factors:
a) they have brains
b) they have no money.

It's a deadly combination, when smart people are pressured they get things
for free.
And that is why we must enforce stiff tariffs on imports from those
countries until they start enforcing copyrights.

I was born/raised in Russia and still keep Russian passport just for the
history, even though a US Citizen since 1999.
I hate them for this piracy because if we were stealing from them, we'd be
even; but we don't We don't crack their software whcih they do create a
lot, we don't emulate their spacecraft, optics & heavy machinery. There's
respect for trademarks in USA, not in Russia or China.

I know Ruissians form INSIDE, they're pretty sleek in cracking.

There's a silver lining in this however, it's not as bad for USA as seems,
because... these people immigrate here (like myself) in hordes and
strengthen US economy with inventions and design/etc engienering work. Do
you know how Microsoft depends on ASIANS working fo rthem here in the
States?
So if they steal some, they also contribute some; bu tof course they steal
more than contribute.

I would appreciate if you didn't bring your prejudice and discrimination to
the country in which you currently reside, and don't spread it on the net.

The last thing that we need in this world is people like you.



"JEWboy" <Nojunkmetalblade@nojunkprodigy.net> wrote in message
news:#zggO5e9JHA.4948@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
> This was an intelligent response, thanks!
>
> As of Iranians, they're very smart peoplesplagued by bad climate (hot),
> which is alos the reason American South is poorer than North.
> But I believe they do use Windows in addiiton to Linux because they're so
> many engineers in Iran - they have no problems cracking any software, it's
> common knowledge that in Russian & CHina not 10, not 30, but a whoipping
> 95% of software i spirated because of 2 factors:
> a) they have brains
> b) they have no money.
>
> It's a deadly combination, when smart people are pressured they get things
> for free.
> And that is why we must enforce stiff tariffs on imports from those
> countries until they start enforcing copyrights.
>
> I was born/raised in Russia and still keep Russian passport just for the
> history, even though a US Citizen since 1999.
> I hate them for this piracy because if we were stealing from them, we'd be
> even; but we don't We don't crack their software whcih they do create a
> lot, we don't emulate their spacecraft, optics & heavy machinery. There's
> respect for trademarks in USA, not in Russia or China.
>
> I know Ruissians form INSIDE, they're pretty sleek in cracking.
>
> There's a silver lining in this however, it's not as bad for USA as seems,
> because... these people immigrate here (like myself) in hordes and
> strengthen US economy with inventions and design/etc engienering work. Do
> you know how Microsoft depends on ASIANS working fo rthem here in the
> States?
> So if they steal some, they also contribute some; bu tof course they steal
> more than contribute.[/color]

Здравствуйте!

В моем браузере появилась надстройка URLHooker2 Class, которую я непомню,
чтобы устанавливал.
Удалить ее из "Управление надстройками" неполучается.

Как можно удалить эту надстройку и все, что с ней связано?

Дополнительная информация:



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Peter

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"JEWboy" <Nojunkmetalblade@nojunkprodigy.net> wrote in message
news:%23zggO5e9JHA.4948@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
> This was an intelligent response, thanks!
>
> As of Iranians, they're very smart peoplesplagued by bad climate (hot), which is
> alos the reason American South is poorer than North.
> But I believe they do use Windows in addiiton to Linux because they're so many
> engineers in Iran - they have no problems cracking any software, it's common
> knowledge that in Russian & CHina not 10, not 30, but a whoipping 95% of software
> i spirated because of 2 factors:
> a) they have brains
> b) they have no money.
>
> It's a deadly combination, when smart people are pressured they get things for
> free.
> And that is why we must enforce stiff tariffs on imports from those countries
> until they start enforcing copyrights.
>
> I was born/raised in Russia and still keep Russian passport just for the history,
> even though a US Citizen since 1999.
> I hate them for this piracy because if we were stealing from them, we'd be even;
> but we don't We don't crack their software whcih they do create a lot, we don't
> emulate their spacecraft, optics & heavy machinery. There's respect for
> trademarks in USA, not in Russia or China.
>
> I know Ruissians form INSIDE, they're pretty sleek in cracking.
>
> There's a silver lining in this however, it's not as bad for USA as seems,
> because... these people immigrate here (like myself) in hordes and strengthen US
> economy with inventions and design/etc engienering work. Do you know how
> Microsoft depends on ASIANS working fo rthem here in the States?
> So if they steal some, they also contribute some; bu tof course they steal more
> than contribute.[/color]

On Thu, 25 Jun 2009 19:34:19 -0700, "xfile" <coucou@nospam.com> wrote:
[color=blue]
>I would appreciate if you didn't bring your prejudice and discrimination to
>the country in which you currently reside, and don't spread it on the net.[/color]


I would appreciate it too, but I don't see where he exhibited any
prejudice - unless you consider acknowledging the level of hacking
that goes on in some areas of the world as prejudice. I think it's a
stretch to suggest that.

Correct me if I missed something specific.

I acknowledge certain level of hacking and stealing and pirating in each and
every country, and of course, unless someone can provide a solid evidence to
prove EVERY person in a stated country is a criminal, or will it be a
prejudice for using any generalized statement?

Can you prove anyone in the states has not cracked their software and vice
versa?

So you do support generalization in a way to stimulate hatred among
different countries?



"+Bob+" <nomailplease@example.com> wrote in message
news:dfm8451t1eun946smsd8ul1tren02c1fmv@4ax.com...[color=blue]
> On Thu, 25 Jun 2009 19:34:19 -0700, "xfile" <coucou@nospam.com> wrote:
>[color=green]
>>I would appreciate if you didn't bring your prejudice and discrimination
>>to
>>the country in which you currently reside, and don't spread it on the net.[/color]
>
>
> I would appreciate it too, but I don't see where he exhibited any
> prejudice - unless you consider acknowledging the level of hacking
> that goes on in some areas of the world as prejudice. I think it's a
> stretch to suggest that.
>
> Correct me if I missed something specific.[/color]

On Thu, 25 Jun 2009 22:32:34 -0700, "xfile" <coucou@nospam.com> wrote:
[color=blue]
>I acknowledge certain level of hacking and stealing and pirating in each and
>every country, and of course, unless someone can provide a solid evidence to
>prove EVERY person in a stated country is a criminal, or will it be a
>prejudice for using any generalized statement?
>
>Can you prove anyone in the states has not cracked their software and vice
>versa?
>
>So you do support generalization in a way to stimulate hatred among
>different countries?[/color]

I know what you are saying, but I didn't get the feeling he was
blaming all Russians, or all Chinese, or all Iranians, as hackers. I
did get the feeling that he was saying hacking is very prevalent in
those countries. I know that is definitely true in Russia and China.
Not everyone is a hacker, but they certainly have a very high number
of them. China is also a major (and I mean major) source of
counterfeited software. So, he's accurate on that point.

I've never studied Iran and the software situation there.

I have been lazy lately so I have not seriously read any security reports.

But based on my memory, a few years ago several reports indicated that a
large number of hackers and spams were originated from some of those
mentioned areas. However, later reports also found out that those were
incorrect since many of those systems were comprised and were used as a
bridge and the real hackers might not have originated from those areas. I
guess you should know what is bridging.

So, I would appreciate if any of you can provide substantial data, such as
comparing spams and hackers originated from different areas/countries before
making these claims. Or it's another of your "feeling" which happens to be
his too?

Also, I am not trying to defend for China and won't deny it is one of the
largest "sources" of counterfeited software (and other products) in the
world, but who are buyers? Buyers are scattered around the world including
the US.

It's back to the same old question: Who should be blamed for buying or
selling illegal products including drugs? You would say that it's the
seller and I would say - BOTH.

We need to fight against crimes and criminals not against nationalities, and
the later is what you and the OP proposed and I am one of those for the
first.

That is the difference between us and that is what I call a prejudice.


"+Bob+" <nomailplease@example.com> wrote in message
news:2gm945trbb28p0k2c4ibit7doed5iimnii@4ax.com...[color=blue]
> On Thu, 25 Jun 2009 22:32:34 -0700, "xfile" <coucou@nospam.com> wrote:
>[color=green]
>>I acknowledge certain level of hacking and stealing and pirating in each
>>and
>>every country, and of course, unless someone can provide a solid evidence
>>to
>>prove EVERY person in a stated country is a criminal, or will it be a
>>prejudice for using any generalized statement?
>>
>>Can you prove anyone in the states has not cracked their software and vice
>>versa?
>>
>>So you do support generalization in a way to stimulate hatred among
>>different countries?[/color]
>
> I know what you are saying, but I didn't get the feeling he was
> blaming all Russians, or all Chinese, or all Iranians, as hackers. I
> did get the feeling that he was saying hacking is very prevalent in
> those countries. I know that is definitely true in Russia and China.
> Not everyone is a hacker, but they certainly have a very high number
> of them. China is also a major (and I mean major) source of
> counterfeited software. So, he's accurate on that point.
>
> I've never studied Iran and the software situation there.[/color]

One more thing, if you are fighting against nationalities, you have no
allies and you are fighting a losing war.

If you are fighting against crime and criminals, you have the whole world to
be your allies.

I thought the choice is simple and why do you want to follow a proven failed
example?

"xfile" <coucou@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:OYRaaSn9JHA.2120@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
> I have been lazy lately so I have not seriously read any security reports.
>
> But based on my memory, a few years ago several reports indicated that a
> large number of hackers and spams were originated from some of those
> mentioned areas. However, later reports also found out that those were
> incorrect since many of those systems were comprised and were used as a
> bridge and the real hackers might not have originated from those areas. I
> guess you should know what is bridging.
>
> So, I would appreciate if any of you can provide substantial data, such as
> comparing spams and hackers originated from different areas/countries
> before making these claims. Or it's another of your "feeling" which
> happens to be his too?
>
> Also, I am not trying to defend for China and won't deny it is one of the
> largest "sources" of counterfeited software (and other products) in the
> world, but who are buyers? Buyers are scattered around the world
> including the US.
>
> It's back to the same old question: Who should be blamed for buying or
> selling illegal products including drugs? You would say that it's the
> seller and I would say - BOTH.
>
> We need to fight against crimes and criminals not against nationalities,
> and the later is what you and the OP proposed and I am one of those for
> the first.
>
> That is the difference between us and that is what I call a prejudice.
>
>
> "+Bob+" <nomailplease@example.com> wrote in message
> news:2gm945trbb28p0k2c4ibit7doed5iimnii@4ax.com...[color=green]
>> On Thu, 25 Jun 2009 22:32:34 -0700, "xfile" <coucou@nospam.com> wrote:
>>[color=darkred]
>>>I acknowledge certain level of hacking and stealing and pirating in each
>>>and
>>>every country, and of course, unless someone can provide a solid evidence
>>>to
>>>prove EVERY person in a stated country is a criminal, or will it be a
>>>prejudice for using any generalized statement?
>>>
>>>Can you prove anyone in the states has not cracked their software and
>>>vice
>>>versa?
>>>
>>>So you do support generalization in a way to stimulate hatred among
>>>different countries?[/color]
>>
>> I know what you are saying, but I didn't get the feeling he was
>> blaming all Russians, or all Chinese, or all Iranians, as hackers. I
>> did get the feeling that he was saying hacking is very prevalent in
>> those countries. I know that is definitely true in Russia and China.
>> Not everyone is a hacker, but they certainly have a very high number
>> of them. China is also a major (and I mean major) source of
>> counterfeited software. So, he's accurate on that point.
>>
>> I've never studied Iran and the software situation there.[/color]
>[/color]

On Fri, 26 Jun 2009 09:30:26 -0700, "xfile" <coucou@nospam.com> wrote:
[color=blue]
>One more thing, if you are fighting against nationalities, you have no
>allies and you are fighting a losing war.[/color]

My point is only that saying "there are lots of hackers in Russia" is
not the same as saying "all Russians are hackers".

+Bob+:

My last reply for this discussion:

I think you should know my point too.

We have more than enough conflicts and wars around the world, and we all are
in the toughest economic time in history.

We can try to magnify the differences between people and to create
additional conflicts (and that's how I see his posts are for) so we all
collapse together.

Or, we can try to see the similarities among people and work toward the
mutual interests, so we could make things a little bit better.

I replied to the OP simply because I vote for the second option. And that is
about it.


"+Bob+" <nomailplease@example.com> wrote in message
news:1rba4552e8a07dmdtr77s6bj5cfiimp437@4ax.com...[color=blue]
> On Fri, 26 Jun 2009 09:30:26 -0700, "xfile" <coucou@nospam.com> wrote:
>[color=green]
>>One more thing, if you are fighting against nationalities, you have no
>>allies and you are fighting a losing war.[/color]
>
> My point is only that saying "there are lots of hackers in Russia" is
> not the same as saying "all Russians are hackers".
>[/color]

I am however here to spread evil & prejudice

i am so evil 666

I SUGGEST YOU GET FACTS, NOBODY IS PAYING FOR SOFTWARE IN CHINA & RUSSIA.

YET WE BUY THEIR SH** IN SUCH QUANTITIES, WE DESTROY OUR HIGH-TECH/WHITE
COLLAR JOBS, NOW NOT JUST BLUE COLLAR MANUFACTURING OK MR. IGNORANT?

AMERICANS ARE SO STUPID SINCE LATE 1990'S, THEY DIGGED THEIR OWN ECONOMIC
GRAVE, THEY BUY FROM COUNTRIES WHO DON'T BUY FROM AMERICA BUT ONLY STEAL,
STEAL, STEAL!!!

I WORKED IN SOME RUSSIAN OFFICES WHERE EVERYTHING, I REPEAT EVERYTHING IS
PIRATED, EXCEPT VODKA!!!

You're a typical naive American idiot.

You're being robbed daily, but you know what?

I DONT CARE ANYMORE, IF A MORN WANT'S TO DESTROY OWN ECONOMY SO BE IT!! AT
LEAST I'LL BE WELCOME BACK IN RUSSIA WITH THAT PASSPORT.
I am telling you they steal software from here, they steal period!

In China it's upward to 92%+, it was 99%.
Back in the day when WindowsXP rolled out in US stores, it was sold for
$2/disk like donuts on the streets of MALAYSIA.
Cracking $29,000 software like AWR Microwave Office, or $50,000 like AGILENT
ADS is not as hard as you think when government is passive.
Why? because Chiense & Russian government WANT it to happen, they want to
steal.

How to stop? SImple.

STOP BUYING THEIR SH** AND FLOODING WALMART WOITH CHEAP PLASTIC CRAP MADE IN
CHINA.