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Just couldn't stop laughing so I thought I'll share it with you people...
And yes, I know BBSpot is a satire site so please no need to mention it to me! This site is just great for people who want to unwind after a long day at the office
Last edited by vharishankar; 11-23-2004 at 06:11 AM.
you know what would be more funny -- virus writers taking that page to heart.... finding a way to charge for their product -- perhaps that $1-$5 rate could be applied to a removal fee....
This was the real punch line... I'm still having tears streaming down my eyes.
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Computer analysts welcomed the change. "Now we can accurately gauge the cost of a virus outbreak, instead of using our random number generators," said Brian Hauberk of the Gartner Group.
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Virus writers to charge for infections!
