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Maybe we'd better let someone with a Mac try out the link and let us know what it says.
'Cause the poster only has this one post...and getting people to click on a web page with a brand new exploit (one that hasn't been "fixed" by AVG, Symantec, etc) is a great way to infect a lot of PCs at once.
Doesn't matter. Source code of the page showed clean. Minimally useful though, it came up with a dated list that must have come out before XP. The first item on the list was IRQ conflicts. Not all that common in the past ten years.
Anything Norton, not just preinstalled
Mcafee
Sony PC's
HP consumer grade printer drivers & bloated accompanying software
Stupid users opening infected email attachments then denying it
Those HP drivers are the worst! 300MB download for a "basic installation" of some $80 all in one piece of crap. Then there's bottom of the line lasers with drivers that keep crashing the spooler randomly. Someone needs to put a JDAM through the building where they write that crap.
1) owning a packard bell pc
2) furiously downloading porn
3) not knowing the proper way to install hardware
4)mice in the house
5)taking a bath with it
6)never turning off ur pc
7)Use of violence whenever a program crashes
8)playing counter strike
9)trying to get your pc fixed by pc world
10)AOL
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