SpyAxe call-athon
01-12-2006, 07:08 PM
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SpyAxe call-athon
If anyone has heard of the "SpyAxe" trojan (AKA zlob, spywar strike) it has been traced back to this person:
David Taylor
U-12 Gamma Commercial Complex #47 Rizal Highway cor. Manila 187th Ave S. (?)
Seattle, Washington 98101
Email:david.alant@gmail.com
Phone: (206)-339-5073
Feel free to give him a call and tell him how cool he is...
*edit* pics were only working on firefox, not IE so i deleted them.
David Taylor
U-12 Gamma Commercial Complex #47 Rizal Highway cor. Manila 187th Ave S. (?)
Seattle, Washington 98101
Email:david.alant@gmail.com
Phone: (206)-339-5073
Feel free to give him a call and tell him how cool he is...
*edit* pics were only working on firefox, not IE so i deleted them.
01-12-2006, 07:09 PM
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Re: SpyAxe call-athon **NSFW**56K no way
You suck at posting pictures.
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01-13-2006, 08:51 AM
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Re: SpyAxe call-athon
Originally Posted by snm95ls
Linux owns. 
Because it takes awhile to actualy get programs to work on it, and dont tell me it doesnt because im running fedora core 4. and even using yum to install packages insted of downloading the rpm's. it still takes awhile. It is more of a pain in the *** to get everything working correctly on a linux system than it is to make windows a secure stable system. Do you honestly think that half of these people would be able to even install rpm's? let alone, run the program in terminal to find out you dont have the right library files or theres some other fucked up reason your programs not working. Its fun to mess around with to get everything working, but in no way shape or form can it hold a candle to windows functionaly, ease of use, or random things like 3d processing. Opengl bites ****. the gimp bites ****. if you just used linux to surf the internet it works great, but as soon as you need to do something most normal computer users would have to take their computer somewhere to have whatever done to it. Like installing graphics drivers. Do you think someones going to copy the etc/x11/xorg.config manualy to use the right drivers go into terminal *whatever*init 3 to exit X then cp the new file over the old one? ------- doubt it.
