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  1. #71
    ~BD~ Guest

    Re: Malwarebytes

    ASCII wrote:
    > ~BD~ wrote:
    >> he's a good man even though he smokes pot!

    >
    > In that case, he's an even better man!
    > Likely relaxed and unburdened by life's intricacies.


    Didn't stop him getting toothache though! ;-)

    Maybe one day I'll try it (for medicinal reasons, of course!)



  2. #72
    FromTheRafters Guest

    Re: Malwarebytes

    "~BD~" <~BD~@nomail.afraid.com> wrote in message
    news:it9d61$qn5$1@dont-email.me...
    [...]

    > Have you then uninstalled MBAM and then *forensically examined* the machine to
    > determine if MBAM has, possibly, surrupticially installed it's very own
    > malware - maybe a rootkit?


    Surreptitiously.

    Just a warning this time, next time you will be hauled in
    front of a spelling judge.



  3. #73
    Dustin Guest

    Re: Malwarebytes

    ~BD~ <~BD~@nomail.afraid.com> wrote in
    news:itcb9g$4mp$1@dont-email.me:

    > Dustin wrote:
    >> ~BD~<~BD~@nomail.afraid.com> wrote in
    >> news:it9d61$qn5$1@dont-email.me:
    >>
    >>> Dustin - you obviously know your stuff. No one is challenging you
    >>> on that.

    >>
    >> Yes, I do. I told you I did in the beginning. In fact, I've
    >> told you how I operate. I want you to know what I'm holding so that
    >> when you do do something stupid, or get somebody else to, they
    >> can't say they weren't warned that I'd pull and use the double
    >> barrel and cut them in half. I play fair in that regard. You aren't
    >> challenging me on it now, and Graham I doubt will be again any time
    >> soon.

    >
    > Black hats know their stuff too, Dustin. <grin>


    Well, just where do you suppose I learned most of it, David? I wasn't
    always a nice guy...

    > However, my comments are *not* intended to be a wind-up in any way.
    > You've asked me to be straight-forward and ask you questions


    Sure they aren't...Excuse me if I don't believe you, ok?

    > I like Graham too - but he's certainly *not* "one of my lackies"!


    Why the inuendo attack participation towards malwarebytes then? Nobody in
    their right mind developing an antimalware product would risk doing
    something so stupid as to have it do something and not let the user know
    about it. You're a POS for even suggesting that.

    >> Did you enjoy his schooling?

    >
    > I did find what you said interesting.


    I'll bet you did. I told you, I don't ****ing bull**** and I don't play
    games.

    > You are wrong about that. I urge you to reconsider cutting Graham
    > from your group of associates - he's a good man (even though he
    > smokes pot! <s>)


    I have no problem with pot, David. You've got me ****ed up with somebody
    else. I've smoked it myself.

    > *Why* did you do so?


    Research purposes. I like reverse engineering software. I was examining
    it's registration system. I cracked it for my own personal use in full
    registered mode so I could tinker with it.

    > *Why* did you? Were you suspicious about something?


    See above.

    >>> Have you ever tested SuperAntispyware in a similar manner?

    >>
    >> Again, YES I have.

    >
    > What made you decide to do so, Dustin?


    I wanted all the features for free and didn't wanna do what everybody
    else does, just download a keygen. I'm a curious person...

    I have since acquired legitimate licenses and the executables are not
    patched. [g]

    >> Because I've done those things.

    >
    > An explanation of your reasons for so doing will be appreciated.
    > Out of interest, *when* did you look so closely at these products?


    Before I had decent cash flow...

    > Might they have changed since you did your research? <rhetorical>


    Nope.

    >> I just wanted to see how far this would have to go before I
    >> actually said something about it. Some people just don't learn.

    >
    > Please clarify what you mean by this, Dustin. I'm trying *not* to
    > read between the lines! TIA.


    It's self explanatory. You're paranoid as I said from the getgo because
    you haven't got a clue how that box in front of you works inside, and
    sadly, I don't think you ever will. It's mystical to you.


    --
    Why drink the water from my hand?
    Contagious as you think I am
    Just tilt my sun towards your domain
    Your cup runneth over again

  4. #74
    Dustin Guest

    Re: Malwarebytes

    ~BD~ <~BD~@nomail.afraid.com> wrote in news:itd35t$mjs$1@dont-email.me:

    > ASCII wrote:
    >> ~BD~ wrote:
    >>> he's a good man even though he smokes pot!

    >>
    >> In that case, he's an even better man!
    >> Likely relaxed and unburdened by life's intricacies.

    >
    > Didn't stop him getting toothache though! ;-)


    Why would it? Alcohol is more likely to give you one. Know why? It rotts
    them!



    --
    Why drink the water from my hand?
    Contagious as you think I am
    Just tilt my sun towards your domain
    Your cup runneth over again

  5. #75
    Buffalo Guest

    Re: Malwarebytes



    Dustin wrote:

    [snip]
    > It's self explanatory. You're paranoid as I said from the getgo
    > because you haven't got a clue how that box in front of you works
    > inside, and sadly, I don't think you ever will. It's mystical to you.


    OT, but do you think BD and Bullwinkle could be the same person?
    They use the same type of arguments and phrasing of sentences.
    Just curious.
    Buffalo
    PS: Thanks for all you input in this NG.



  6. #76
    ~BD~ Guest

    Re: Malwarebytes

    Dustin wrote:
    > ~BD~<~BD~@nomail.afraid.com> wrote in
    > news:itcb9g$4mp$1@dont-email.me:
    >
    >> Dustin wrote:
    >>> ~BD~<~BD~@nomail.afraid.com> wrote in
    >>> news:it9d61$qn5$1@dont-email.me:
    >>>
    >>>> Dustin - you obviously know your stuff. No one is challenging you
    >>>> on that.
    >>>
    >>> Yes, I do. I told you I did in the beginning. In fact, I've
    >>> told you how I operate. I want you to know what I'm holding so that
    >>> when you do do something stupid, or get somebody else to, they
    >>> can't say they weren't warned that I'd pull and use the double
    >>> barrel and cut them in half. I play fair in that regard. You aren't
    >>> challenging me on it now, and Graham I doubt will be again any time
    >>> soon.

    >>
    >> Black hats know their stuff too, Dustin.<grin>

    >
    > Well, just where do you suppose I learned most of it, David? I wasn't
    > always a nice guy...


    <shock> ;-)

    >> However, my comments are *not* intended to be a wind-up in any way.
    >> You've asked me to be straight-forward and ask you questions

    >
    > Sure they aren't...Excuse me if I don't believe you, ok?


    You should believe me. I told you I tell the truth and *am* being
    straight-forward.

    >> I like Graham too - but he's certainly *not* "one of my lackies"!

    >
    > Why the inuendo attack participation towards malwarebytes then? Nobody in
    > their right mind developing an antimalware product would risk doing
    > something so stupid as to have it do something and not let the user know
    > about it. You're a POS for even suggesting that.
    >
    >>> Did you enjoy his schooling?

    >>
    >> I did find what you said interesting.

    >
    > I'll bet you did. I told you, I don't ****ing bull**** and I don't play
    > games.


    You should smile more, Dustin! :-)

    >> You are wrong about that. I urge you to reconsider cutting Graham
    >> from your group of associates - he's a good man (even though he
    >> smokes pot!<s>)

    >
    > I have no problem with pot, David. You've got me ****ed up with somebody
    > else. I've smoked it myself.


    You should smile more, Dustin! :-)

    >> *Why* did you do so?

    >
    > Research purposes. I like reverse engineering software. I was examining
    > it's registration system. I cracked it for my own personal use in full
    > registered mode so I could tinker with it.
    >
    >> *Why* did you? Were you suspicious about something?

    >
    > See above.
    >
    >>>> Have you ever tested SuperAntispyware in a similar manner?
    >>>
    >>> Again, YES I have.

    >>
    >> What made you decide to do so, Dustin?

    >
    > I wanted all the features for free and didn't wanna do what everybody
    > else does, just download a keygen. I'm a curious person...
    >
    > I have since acquired legitimate licenses and the executables are not
    > patched. [g]


    Thank you. Maybe someone else reading here also has the skill to
    forensically examine a machine in the same way. They may even get
    different results!

    >>> Because I've done those things.

    >>
    >> An explanation of your reasons for so doing will be appreciated.
    >> Out of interest, *when* did you look so closely at these products?

    >
    > Before I had decent cash flow...


    A while back then?
    >
    >> Might they have changed since you did your research?<rhetorical>

    >
    > Nope.


    That's a guess - it *must* be!

    >>> I just wanted to see how far this would have to go before I
    >>> actually said something about it. Some people just don't learn.

    >>
    >> Please clarify what you mean by this, Dustin. I'm trying *not* to
    >> read between the lines! TIA.

    >
    > It's self explanatory. You're paranoid as I said from the getgo because
    > you haven't got a clue how that box in front of you works inside, and
    > sadly, I don't think you ever will. It's mystical to you.


    I admit that I know more about cars/engines than I do about computers!

    I love things which work 'automagically', btw! :-)

    Others can, and do, help me with the technicalities of computers.

    D.



  7. #77
    Bullwinkle. Guest

    Re: Malwarebytes

    LOL!

    Highlight reel maker of the day.

    bd is much further down the evolution ladder.

    BTW you are still a leech.


    "Buffalo" <Eric@nada.com.invalid> wrote in message
    news:itdug0$q4j$1@dont-email.me...


    Dustin wrote:

    [snip]
    > It's self explanatory. You're paranoid as I said from the getgo
    > because you haven't got a clue how that box in front of you works
    > inside, and sadly, I don't think you ever will. It's mystical to you.


    OT, but do you think BD and Bullwinkle could be the same person?
    They use the same type of arguments and phrasing of sentences.
    Just curious.
    Buffalo
    PS: Thanks for all you input in this NG.



  8. #78
    Buffalo Guest

    Re: Malwarebytes



    Bullwinkle. wrote:
    > LOL!
    >
    > Highlight reel maker of the day.
    >
    > bd is much further down the evolution ladder.
    >
    > BTW you are still a leech.



    Just for everyone's info:
    Bullwinkle calls me a leech because I got drafted (USA) and served my two
    years and got out. He stated that people that did that are cowards because
    they didn't volunteer and HAD to be Drafted to serve in the military and he
    also stated that those that served (after being Drafted) were people not
    SMART enough to avoid it. Arrogant SOB!!
    Yes, he sounds like a patriot, doesn't he?
    Buffalo
    PS: He is either at the same level or only a rung off.





  9. #79
    David H. Lipman Guest

    Re: Malwarebytes

    From: "Buffalo" <Eric@nada.com.invalid>

    >
    > Bullwinkle. wrote:
    >> LOL!
    >>
    >> Highlight reel maker of the day.
    >>
    >> bd is much further down the evolution ladder.
    >>
    >> BTW you are still a leech.

    >
    > Just for everyone's info:
    > Bullwinkle calls me a leech because I got drafted (USA) and served my two
    > years and got out. He stated that people that did that are cowards because
    > they didn't volunteer and HAD to be Drafted to serve in the military and he
    > also stated that those that served (after being Drafted) were people not
    > SMART enough to avoid it. Arrogant SOB!!
    > Yes, he sounds like a patriot, doesn't he?
    > Buffalo
    > PS: He is either at the same level or only a rung off.
    >


    Buffalo:

    T H A N K Y O U
    For your service !


    --
    Dave
    Multi-AV Scanning Tool - http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp



  10. #80
    §ñühwö£f Guest

    Re: Malwarebytes

    "Buffalo" <Eric@nada.com.invalid> wrote in
    news:itg8hq$t97$1@dont-email.me:

    >
    >
    > Bullwinkle. wrote:
    >> LOL!
    >>
    >> Highlight reel maker of the day.
    >>
    >> bd is much further down the evolution ladder.
    >>
    >> BTW you are still a leech.

    >
    >
    > Just for everyone's info:
    > Bullwinkle calls me a leech because I got drafted (USA) and served my
    > two years and got out. He stated that people that did that are cowards
    > because they didn't volunteer and HAD to be Drafted to serve in the
    > military and he also stated that those that served (after being
    > Drafted) were people not SMART enough to avoid it. Arrogant SOB!!
    > Yes, he sounds like a patriot, doesn't he?
    > Buffalo
    > PS: He is either at the same level or only a rung off.
    >

    actually he comes across as being mentally disabled or at least a good
    case of borderline personaility disorder.

    <nods>

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