could you add SAS to the software list?

Thanks Nonsuch,
I should have stuck with the hardware and dvd burning fields.

Drew,
You stated SAS had harmed people's computers, I disagreed with that sweeping generalization, even the best program can render a computer unbootable in the wrong hands or the right circumstances. Doctors lose patients on the operating table every day, does that make surgery or doctors bad?

I think the valid question here is, can you trust a program that's marketed with unethical practises, even old standard free versions can turn to the dark side(the chewy is short for chewbacca from an avitar, long ago and far away), and only time will tell in this case.


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Meh. Agreed, but disagreed. Lol.

I would not compare it to doctors.....too many other factors, but you make a valid point.

ANNDDD, to secure myself from mindless debate, to not respond/reply to my comments. (Hehehehehe, the dark side is well, my freind)

Just my 2 Cents.

"Chewy" wrote:Thanks Nonsuch,
I should have stuck with the hardware and dvd burning fields.

No, you don't want to do that. We have lots more fun here.

We have lots more fun here

a wookie gets to pull a malware writter's arms out?



I missed than lesson

"Chewy" wrote:

We have lots more fun here

a wookie gets to pull a malware writter's arms out?



I missed than lesson

I can't understand how you managed to miss that lesson. It's clearly listed under "Malware Prevention."

You are apparently unable to separate conversations.
Not even gonna bother.