ok the site is almost done i change the name and im making a better html code for now the page is only available for IE users.
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Posted 03 August 2004 - 5:44 AM
Asshole! IE is for dumbasses, why the fuck do you use that shit?
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Posted 05 August 2004 - 12:54 AM
at any one time IE has a minimum of 15 unpatched vulnerbilities
recently IE installed trojans onto systems which were vully patched through infected IIS websites which were fully patched
http://isc.sans.org/...date=2004-06-25
especially .cjb.net sites which force a popup of unknown origin on entry
antivirus software / spyware software / antitrojan software doesn't give you protection when using IE
the only sites i use with IE are banks and other companies i have accounts with like egg.com
for everything else
opera.com
a lot of people also like firefox browser but it doesn't have half the neat features of opera.
cheers
recently IE installed trojans onto systems which were vully patched through infected IIS websites which were fully patched
http://isc.sans.org/...date=2004-06-25
especially .cjb.net sites which force a popup of unknown origin on entry
antivirus software / spyware software / antitrojan software doesn't give you protection when using IE
the only sites i use with IE are banks and other companies i have accounts with like egg.com
for everything else
opera.com
a lot of people also like firefox browser but it doesn't have half the neat features of opera.
cheers
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Posted 05 August 2004 - 3:28 AM
wrekked_train Escribi�:
recently IE installed trojans onto systems which were vully patched through infected IIS websites which were fully patched
http://isc.sans.org/...date=2004-06-25
especially .cjb.net sites which force a popup of unknown origin on entry
antivirus software / spyware software / antitrojan software doesn't give you protection when using IE
the only sites i use with IE are banks and other companies i have accounts with like egg.com
for everything else
uhh I've NEVER had a problem with IE.
And yes AV programs do protect IE. I've had NAV come up and block pages that had malicious scripts and such on them.
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Posted 05 August 2004 - 4:29 AM
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I use IE too - never had a problem.
IE sure beats the crap out of Outlook Express, or *gasp* aol!!!
I think it's one of those anti-mass used trends. Like people using pc's or using linux instead of windows.
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Posted 05 August 2004 - 4:48 AM
whirlygirl Escribi�:
I use IE too - never had a problem.
IE sure beats the crap out of Outlook Express, or *gasp* aol!!!
I think it's one of those anti-mass used trends. Like people using pc's or using linux instead of windows.
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Posted 05 August 2004 - 9:45 AM
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Try Mozilla Firefox, It's 10 times better than IE. ;)
For example, It has an integrated popup blocker... It doesn't open that malicious windows that ask you to install a plug-in... It has an integrated search textbox in the bar that works with Google or with every search-engine you want... It supports the navigation in Tab and It's very very customizable with extensions and skins. :)
Try to belive.
http://www.mozilla.o...oducts/firefox/
Try Mozilla Firefox, It's 10 times better than IE. ;)
For example, It has an integrated popup blocker... It doesn't open that malicious windows that ask you to install a plug-in... It has an integrated search textbox in the bar that works with Google or with every search-engine you want... It supports the navigation in Tab and It's very very customizable with extensions and skins. :)
Try to belive.
http://www.mozilla.o...oducts/firefox/
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Posted 05 August 2004 - 10:37 PM
The base installation of Fifefox is very simple and light. I think the version 0.8 is now the best (and I think also better than 0.9).
Another advantage is that 10 tabs opened in Mozilla uses 30MBytes of RAM.
10 IE windows opened takes +22MBytes per window...
Many people I met was diffident, but when they tried Fifefox they never used IE anymore. :D
Let only take a look. ;)
http://ftp.mozilla.o...oxSetup-0.8.exe
Another advantage is that 10 tabs opened in Mozilla uses 30MBytes of RAM.
10 IE windows opened takes +22MBytes per window...
Many people I met was diffident, but when they tried Fifefox they never used IE anymore. :D
Let only take a look. ;)
http://ftp.mozilla.o...oxSetup-0.8.exe
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Posted 10 August 2004 - 12:20 PM
Incidentally I've just started to use firefox, and mx chemical is right, fireblockbeats doesn't work with it at all. You need to re-design your site to conform to standards. It's off to this http://validator.w3.org
I think the name is ok, I don't think it has to mean anything useful.
On a side note, it's interesting that you iguanapunk like to ridicule people who speak other languages than english. I remember you saying that you were subjected to racism sometime in the past. Oh well, you're joking now and you were probably joking at that time too. ;-)
I think the name is ok, I don't think it has to mean anything useful.
On a side note, it's interesting that you iguanapunk like to ridicule people who speak other languages than english. I remember you saying that you were subjected to racism sometime in the past. Oh well, you're joking now and you were probably joking at that time too. ;-)