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consumer electronics."
Ahh.... NO!
So consumers chose a more limiting choice because they are
concerned about piracy?
And you have the gaul to publish your own writing. Funny.
them after they were paid off by Sony!
- complacency
- by cyberDJ-2038765336053745013836 April 8, 2008 5:55 PM PDT
- As long a people believe their computers are "more secure" than others [we all know who and what I'm referring to], malware will continue to infect and affect everyone.
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- Not always nt
- by The_Decider April 10, 2008 8:31 PM PDT
- nt
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(4 Comments)The human idiot at the keyboard is the reason viruses spread and identities are stolen; not an OS vulnerability.