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Adora said 6:13PM on 8-18-2005
Maybe I'm just blind, but I'm not seeing any links to the original article that news.com was referencing. I know that certain big research firms don't publish their articles for free, but the fact that these two paragraphs are sitting next to a big antivirus advertisement (Trend Micro, mentioned in said two paragraphs) seems kinda squirly to me.
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:: adora [at] techslut [.] net
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JinFX said 7:09PM on 8-22-2005
anybody ever use McAfee? like it?
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