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[sunrat 2,278]

Haha, yeah. I downloaded the new MX-KDE iso last night in 7 minutes. And Australia has the 63rd best internet speeds in the world.

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[amenditman 913]

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[sunrat 2,278]

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1 hour ago, sunrat said:

 

 

That's actually pretty inventive.

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[sunrat 2,278]

Maybe it wasn't innuendo at all but they just didn't mean to let the world know.

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1 hour ago, sunrat said:

Maybe it wasn't innuendo at all but they just didn't mean to let the world know.

right lol

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“Internet Explorer was so slow that it was able to delay its own death for like 10 years or so.”

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[abarbarian 3,361]

9 hours ago, securitybreach said:

 

 

The Dark, Forgotten History of Coloring BooksA medium celebrated for its stress relief in quarantine has a more sinister side.

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[abarbarian 3,361]

 

 

 

 

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[ebrke 1,344]

Hit the nail on the head! And after the cat's fed, nine times out of ten they stalk off somewhere else as though you no longer exist.

[sunrat 2,278]

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I was a freelance translator. I received an e-mail from a local golf club I'd done some work for saying "Can you please look at the attached?" I thought it was a commission and foolishly opened the attachment without checking.  Instant virus infection that doubled in size every time I tried to tackle it!  I switched off the computer and rang the repair shop.  "Sure, bring it in at 11am."  But before I left, I rang the golf club.

Me: Have you sent me an e-mail this morning?

Client: No, why?

Me: I just received an e-mail supposedly from you, but it contained a virus.

Client: Are you accusing us of sending you a virus?!?!

Me: No, I'm just warning you that you might be receiving one too, as the culprit obviously has both of our addresses.

Client:  Are you threatening us?

Me: Not at all, I'm just advising you - do you have a virus filter?

Client:  Of course we do... I'm sure we do.

Me:  Fine.  Just don't open any unknown attachments.

At 11am I get to the repair shop, but find that the man is out.

Me:  That's odd, we had an appointment at 11.

Receptionist:  He should be back in a few minutes.  He's had to go to the golf club.  It appears they've got a virus...

 

 

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