there is a nasty virus that delete's files tomorrow.

Looks like I'm screwed if I get it. I have nothing to back up my computer or laptop.

URL?? Aaron, you're slacking!

and you didn't mark it as news!

shame on you

it's not metal or hardcore news.

Well I haven't clicked on any n00dz from people on my contacts list so I guess I'm safe.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/conte...cle/2006/02/01/AR2006020102148.html

the_reverend said:

ok, I'll give you that much... you need a section for real n00z though... even though this isn't a "news" site...

Oh shit, last month I could have sworn it was my mom sending me those beaver shots. Now I'm not too sure.

[Feb 2,2006 1:52pm - the_reverend]
it's not metal or hardcore news.
~~~
that's the thing people mess up a lot on this board..flagging things as news ... even though it says METAL or HARDCORE only
hehe

oh and aaron, did you get us the latest and greatest anti virus....?

I haven't found away around it...
I might just buy norton *shock*

other catagories that are needed:
News Articles, Movies, Videos/Pics/Mp3s
the list can go on.

[Feb 2,2006 2:24pm - the_reverend]
I haven't found away around it...
I might just buy norton *shock*

~~
i almost did last night but thought you'd yell at me..then i thought MSD might be able to help us out...

This is an email worm. Very easy to avoid. Actually, I'd say it's hard to contract.

can you only get it from email?

hungtabreed said:

I bet you could get it from my exgirlfriend.

davefromthegrave said:

Or my girlfriend, she's got everything

Joe Christianni said:
I bet you my girlfriend has mor......wait a sec....I have a boy friend.

menstrual_sweatpants_disco said:

http://news.zdnet.com/2100-1009_22-6034706.html

Kama Sutra worm threat shrivels

"Despite warnings of the danger posed by the Kama Sutra worm, ZDNet is reporting that things haven't been nearly as bad as expected." From the article: "There have been 'no reports of any (Kama Sutra) detonations so far. Also, the virus seems to be dropping in e-mail prevalence. It was down to second place yesterday, according to our monitoring stations, and slid again into third place today,' Paul Ducklin, head of technology at Sophos Asia-Pacific, told ZDNet Australia. The worm's ranking was overtaken by MyDoom and Netsky variants, which have been around for a number of years. "