Re: How to prevent malware from running on your PC

On Fri, 30 Dec 2005, in the Usenet newsgroup comp.security.firewalls, in article
<Co1tf.251657$tD4.190831@tornado.ohiordc.rr.com>, Leythos wrote:

>charlesnewman1@comcast.spam-me-not.net says...

>> Well, I had a good one, that was much more expandable than most
>> eMachines products, becuase it was based on the VIA chipset,
>> which a lot of the clones use. That one went ka-put ina power
>> surge a year ago, but it was one of the best computers ever
>> made by eMachines.

This cracks me up. Charles bought a piece of powdered dog poop (and in
doing so, probably paid more than if he'd gone to MallWart) and because
it was totally lacking in capability, he decrees than this must be the
way all computers are being sold everywhere. I guess he doesn't want to
admit that the sales-droids at CompUSA made a fool of him again.

>> If you are going to buy eMachines, get one with the VIA chipset, as
>> it will give you the best in expandability.

"If you buy dog poop, buy the freeze-dried version - you can do so much
more with it."

>Emachines and the phrase "best computers" should never be used in the
>same document.

How about "Best Computers Inc. don't sell Emachines" - or -
"Emachines are perfect examples of what is not the best computers"

        Old guy
Received on Tue Jan 3 03:40:14 2006