Off: pop up killer software

[Eric Siegerman]

Pop killer software?  Hmmmm, that'd be the utility for searching
out those pesky Britney Spears MP3s that have somehow found their
way onto your machine, and trashing them with extreme prejudice.
Kind of like anti(music)virus S/W, right?  (Of course, it'd need
to be configurable:  leave those Sweet MP3s alone, dammit!)


On Thu, Mar 18, 2004 at 07:20:22PM -0500, Albert Bouchard wrote:
Al> I wasn't going to reply to this thread

I've been trying to resist too, but I find I just can't...


On Thu, Mar 18, 2004 at 10:35:34AM -0500, Paul Mather wrote:
Paul> In the end, the *real* reason M$IE is used by a lot of people is
Paul> because M$IE is used by a lot of people.

And the real reason for *that* was amply documented by Judge
Jackson a couple of years back.  Feh!


Al> PPS OTOH it's making me learn UNIX which is not a bad thing really.

In fact, it can be kinda fun.  Welcome!

(Wow, seeing you mention UNIX reminds that I was just starting to
explore it when The Reaper was on the charts.  Yikes!)

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