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David H. Lipman
From: "FredW said:
Asa Dotzler is a d!ckhead.
I think the amount is more like 300 Million USD over 3 years.
Asa Dotzler is a d!ckhead.
I think the amount is more like 300 Million USD over 3 years.
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Dustin
I really have nothing to say either way. I'm neutral, just excuse the
laughter in the background.
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Dustin
Windows scheduled tasks... eh?
I say, the later OSes take all the fun outof it.
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Dustin
Hi Zo...
Malwarebytes hasn't been around for 6 or 7 years yet. Just speaking as
another former employee.
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Dustin
Hi Dennis.
Can you be more specific on the problems?
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occam
No, I do not think this is it.
Yes. However, in the paid for version you only get the sigs which you do
not already have (small download). In the free version, you get the
whole set (currently > 7MB, used to be 3 MB when I started using MBAM)
Yes, we are in agreement there.
Yes. However, in the paid for version you only get the sigs which you do
not already have (small download). In the free version, you get the
whole set (currently > 7MB, used to be 3 MB when I started using MBAM)
Yes, we are in agreement there.
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Shadow
I use Thunderbird 2.0.0.24. It's an excellent substitute for
ThunderGoogle.
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David H. Lipman
From: "Shadow said:
Why at v2.x and not v9.0 ?
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Shadow
It's small, fast, and I can't find a "geo" in about:config.
The learning curve happened years ago. All the privacy tweaks
included.
I use the same profile in all my OS (debian wheezy, Ubuntu
10.04 and win XP SP3)
And it sends and receives mail, and supports the spell
checkers I use. What more do I need ? I'd still be using Mailwarrior
if it was multi-platform and I didn't have to setup a ssl service to
access my accounts.
They say it's insecure. Maybe you could send me something
malicious as a test ? I would not mind. Maybe I'm being stubborn about
upgrading.
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David H. Lipman
From: "Shadow said:
It's small, fast, and I can't find a "geo" in about:config.
The learning curve happened years ago. All the privacy tweaks
included.
I use the same profile in all my OS (debian wheezy, Ubuntu
10.04 and win XP SP3)
And it sends and receives mail, and supports the spell
checkers I use. What more do I need ? I'd still be using Mailwarrior
if it was multi-platform and I didn't have to setup a ssl service to
access my accounts.
They say it's insecure. Maybe you could send me something
malicious as a test ? I would not mind. Maybe I'm being stubborn about
upgrading.
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LOL - I wouln't send you anything malwaicious but YOU can continue sending me "the good
stuff" ;-)
I just wanted to know why you were STILL at that old version.
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Shadow
The bad guys must have me blacklisted. I have not had a sample
for ages. Only phishing stuff.
Sorry about that. I enjoy following the links ..... and your
analysis.
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FredW
I use Mozilla Thunderbird 3.1.15 portable
http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/thunderbird_portable/localization#legacy
I can use all my preferred add-ons.
I see no reason to join the race for higher version numbers.
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Shadow
Out of curiosity, type "geo" in the about:config searchbar. If
it exists , and is "on", have you ever been warned about tracking ?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...-google-com-loc-json-not-used/5134619#5134619
Wonder how this "feature" helps me when posting or receiving
an email message ? Maybe it searches for the cheapest ISP in the block
?
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PS Not sure which version of Thunderbird started using it. You
might be "malware" free. Ooops:
https://developer.mozilla.org/En/Using_geolocation
Well, maybe you built the feature "out" when you compiled your
portable version.
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FredW
geo.enabled - now changed from (default) "true" to (user set) "false"
I did not make the portable version myself.
(see above link)
Thank you for the warning.
;-)
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FromTheRafters
Shadow said:
Much of today's malware gets served up from a server that checks what
you are running and decides from there what to serve you. IOW, you're
using the wrong bait.
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RayLopez99
Why did they fire you? Incompetence maybe?
For the record, my free Malwarebytes updates every 2 weeks the entire
database (takes about 30 seconds) so I don't see what the fuss is all
about...I guess incremental is smaller downloads. In any event
Malwarebytes does find some stuff other programs don't. At some point
I might upgrade to the non-free version. On one of my machines I
don't get downloads from Microsoft for Windows 7 since it's a Thai
(free) version, so I have to make sure that machine is more secure by
perhaps adding a paid program to it--but for now I have not noticed
anything amiss (if I have a trojan it sure is slick because I've not
seen any damage to my bank accounts or any usual traffic to indicate
my machine is owned as a zombie).
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RayLopez99
Why did they fire you Dustin? Incompetence maybe?
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RayLopez99
Thunderchicken I found, when retrieving Gmail, is very very slow and
sluggish but to its credit it does get the job done. But it's
terrible on my Multi-core Pentium machine running Windows 7. Still,
it's free and I use it just to check Gmail (I will not swtich from
Outlook for my regular business POP3 mail account).
RL
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FromTheRafters
RayLopez99 said:
Can you cite proof that David was fired? Perhaps you should be more
careful what you type? A simple comma between 'why' and 'did' would
change the whole flavor of your query to something less libelous.
Speculation like this on its own may be okay, but coupled with the
above, this question just gives more credence to the idea that you are
committing libel with your first statement.
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FromTheRafters
RayLopez99 said:
More libel.
....are you trying to get slapped down Ray?