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Originally posted by cj@May 31 2004, 07:04 PM
Pushpills, if I were to try to attempt to learn everything I needed to know to get these things completely removed from my pc (advanced windows knowledge required) who would run my business?
This pc is mine, I have a right to use it without having a programming/engineering degree. If we all had to know these things just to own a computer, who would take care of design, marketing, word processing, accounting, or any of the 100's of jobs people use computers for every day?
And lets not even get started on the surfers who are *our* customers, who are buying new computers or simply no longer using the internet because of these intrusive, damaging pieces of software making computers unusable for those who don't have the knowledge to fix it.
This is like saying that if you don't have a deadbolt on your front door, I have every right to walk in and rearrange your furniture & install some audio & video bugs so I can watch your daily living patterns & put relevant ads on your television.
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did you miss my "this isn't a diss on you cj" disclaimer?
just a recommendation that you learn more, how about 30 min a day for a couple months, would that ruin your business?
you look like you are still using your computer....but how about the next WORSE thing you get installed. would that impact your business when someones newbie-adware-gone-wrong fucks up your platform?
knowing some shit about computers should be part of running your computer related business. just my thoughts, don't have to get all huffy puffy, but hey why not. all I know is i didnt make that proggie.