I am a huge asocial nerd that lives in a hovel surrounded by vintage computers.
People. INSTALL. THESE. THINGS. ACTIVELY
They click on things they shouldn’t. I already know I shouldn’t. The end.
Not just from letting the computer run. Explain why I don’t have any of these problems with my oh-so vulnerable 12 year old Windows 7 laptop?
"People have lost millions in crypto from shit like that. " Sources. Links. Explain how it happened. So you’re claiming people with Windows 7 computers also have millions in crypto? What?
And apartment complexes, or department stores.
Apparently that book is from 1978. Exercise for the reader: find the similarities between 1978 and now…
Everything. Even pet food, I can see the changes, the canned paté my cat enjoyed used to be like a terrine in the can, now it’s a loose watery mess.
Fucking. It’s right there.
It’s called Usenet.
Common Sense Skeptic’s videos sure are fun to watch again.
Again, how will this happen? This is just technical illiteracy, my friend.
So nothing at all like the dramatic stuff people have been telling me so far? Hmm, interesting.
That’s nice, what does it report? Cookies? PUP?
That’s amazing, it’s had years to have its field day. Where is it, please?
You guys understand you have to actively install malware and viruses, right? It’s not like on TV with a skull and crossbones appearing on the monitor.
Uh huh, but collecting Blurays is just silly I’ve been told.
It’s a uniparty and it’s not there to help you, prole.
Please explain how malware would get on my laptop now in a way that it didn’t, oh, say, in the last 12 years?
Browsing from a 12 year old laptop running Win7 … what’s the issue?
Weird, I thought I added the URL to this post, but I don’t see it. So here it is
The banhammer is pounded quite randomly over there.
T.C. is pretty cool
One of the best theme songs ever.
I figured things were at the end when Nespresso pulled out their boutique from the flagship downtown Montreal location last year, or two years ago.
The homeless tents lined up on the West and East sides of the building didn’t help, or the defective escalators.
They say the retail landscape changed too much and passed them by, but downtown there’s Simon’s that has IMO pretty much the same large store with clothes, sheets, bath supplies. No appliances or perfumes though, maybe The Bay was just too big.