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<p>Wow, that newest malware threat is taking out Windows users everyday.  I can't tell you how many new Linux converts I have picked up in the past few days.</p> <p>Suddenly, everyone I know wants me to help them give Linux a try.</p> <p>I guess all you need is one concerted attack on the old Windows environment, and hours of a restore issue, and folks can't take it anymore.</p> <p>Shoot, we should have used up some of those bug fixes and thought of this long ago.  We would be hammering market share.</p> <p>Silly rabbit, tricks are for thugs.</p> <p>And let me tell you this, if I ran the world, these rogue company owners that think up this junk, malware, viruses, and the ilk.  We should administer electricity to their life, equal to the total power supply output of the PCs they infect.  That ought to counter any future worries.</p> <p>Still, malware and antivirus ware and anti-spyware, it's a multi-billion dollar industry.  As many are harping right now, and it's paid for by the millions of PC users.  So come on over to Linux, the water is fine.  And when you read that ad, that says your PC is infected or needs optimized or whatever, you'll already know it's garbage, and just move right on by, laughing.  Securely laughing.</p> <p> </p> <p>Til the next install - t minus minutes, at the current rate...</p> <p> </p> <p>ezsurfer</p>

<p>Wow, that newest malware threat is taking out Windows users everyday.  I can't tell you how many new Linux converts I have picked up in the past few days.</p> <p>Suddenly, everyone I know wants me to help them give Linux a try.</p> <p>I guess all you need is one concerted attack on the old Windows environment, and hours of a restore issue, and folks can't take it anymore.</p> <p>Shoot, we should have used up some of those bug fixes and thought of this long ago.  We would be hammering market share.</p> <p>Silly rabbit, tricks are for thugs.</p> <p>And let me tell you this, if I ran the world, these rogue company owners that think up this junk, malware, viruses, and the ilk.  We should administer electricity to their life, equal to the total power supply output of the PCs they infect.  That ought to counter any future worries.</p> <p>Still, malware and antivirus ware and anti-spyware, it's a multi-billion dollar industry.  As many are harping right now, and it's paid for by the millions of PC users.  So come on over to Linux, the water is fine.  And when you read that ad, that says your PC is infected or needs optimized or whatever, you'll already know it's garbage, and just move right on by, laughing.  Securely laughing.</p> <p> </p> <p>Til the next install - t minus minutes, at the current rate...</p> <p> </p> <p>ezsurfer</p>