I finished the paper today. But I’m not as relieved as I thougt I would be.
Hmm.
Maybe I took to much time. Darn.
Maybe it needs a little before everything calms down again…
Everything happens for a reason, except possibly football.
I finished the paper today. But I’m not as relieved as I thougt I would be.
Hmm.
Maybe I took to much time. Darn.
Maybe it needs a little before everything calms down again…
From a mail posted to bugtraq:
[Quote] —–Original Message—–
From: DR
Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2004 1:10 AM
To: bugtraq [at] securityfocus [dot] com
Subject: Caveat Lector: Beastie Boys EvilWell I truly regret actually purchasing a copy of the new Beastie Boys albumto support them.
It seems that Capitol Records has some sort of new copy protection system, that automatically, silently, installs “helpful” copy protection software on
MacOS and Windows as soon as you insert the CD into default systems. I’m not sure exactly what it does yet, but I am sure regreting actually purchasing said media now… they don’t deserve my money if they choose to pull stupid stunts like this. Installing software without your permission sounds like viral malware behaviour to me. I certainly hope the AV companies put signatures into their products for this crap.
They include some sort of uninstaller buried on there for Windows, but I see no such thing for MacOS. If anyone has disassembled the aforementioned malware already and can save us some time with instructions on how to remove it… thanks in advance.
caveat emptor,
–dr [Quote]
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