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thaly
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Stay - SG Wannabe
13 August 2007 - 04:32 PM
does anyone happen to know the lyrics of this song? translation and/ or romanization would be nice.
Mona Lisa drawn on microsoft paint
25 April 2007 - 05:19 PM
this is truly incredible! you guys have got to watch the vdo. i didn't think anything like that was possible on ms paint.
edison and boa
18 March 2006 - 02:13 PM
i don't know if these were posted before. sorry if they were....

here's one i found on edison's supposed blog of boa jumping before it was photoshopped/edited.

here's one i found on edison's supposed blog of boa jumping before it was photoshopped/edited.
black worm virus
02 February 2006 - 06:44 PM
"BlackWorm" Virus To Be Worst in Non-U.S. Computers
Security experts are warning of an imminent file-destroying worm.
By Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) -- Hundreds of thousands of computers are believed to be infected by a worm set to activate Friday that could corrupt documents using the most common file types, including ''.doc,'' ''.pdf,'' and ''.zip,'' experts warned Tuesday.
The worm is expected to affect machines mostly in India, Peru, Turkey and Italy, said Mikko Hypponen, chief research officer for Finnish security company F-Secure Corp.
The worm, known as ''CME-24,'' ''BlackWorm,'' ''Mywife.E'' or a number of other monikers, even tries to disable antivirus software that is out of date, he said.
Users should make sure their virus protection software is turned on and has the latest definitions, generally available for free from the software vendor's Web site. F-Secure also has created a free removal tool.
''If you are infected, and you find out about it today, you still have time to get rid of the virus,'' Hypponen said.
As worms go, the spread of BlackWorm is relatively low. But worms these days are generally designed to help spammers and hackers carry out attacks, not to destroy files as this one does. So the impact this time may be more severe.
Microsoft Corp. issued an advisory Tuesday warning customers about the worm, which affects most versions of its Windows operating system.
Users should be safe if they have the latest antivirus software or if their computers are set with limited privileges, a common setting in larger organizations. They are vulnerable if they, like many small business and home users, leave their computers set with full administrative rights.
And users should check the date on the computer. The worm hits the third of every month, so if the computer's local calendar settings are off, Hypponen said, files may be destroyed sooner or later, even if the computer is never turned on Friday.
source: http://www.technolog...222,323,p1.html
is this really gonna happen? i'mma cry if it destroys all my files.
Security experts are warning of an imminent file-destroying worm.
By Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) -- Hundreds of thousands of computers are believed to be infected by a worm set to activate Friday that could corrupt documents using the most common file types, including ''.doc,'' ''.pdf,'' and ''.zip,'' experts warned Tuesday.
The worm is expected to affect machines mostly in India, Peru, Turkey and Italy, said Mikko Hypponen, chief research officer for Finnish security company F-Secure Corp.
The worm, known as ''CME-24,'' ''BlackWorm,'' ''Mywife.E'' or a number of other monikers, even tries to disable antivirus software that is out of date, he said.
Users should make sure their virus protection software is turned on and has the latest definitions, generally available for free from the software vendor's Web site. F-Secure also has created a free removal tool.
''If you are infected, and you find out about it today, you still have time to get rid of the virus,'' Hypponen said.
As worms go, the spread of BlackWorm is relatively low. But worms these days are generally designed to help spammers and hackers carry out attacks, not to destroy files as this one does. So the impact this time may be more severe.
Microsoft Corp. issued an advisory Tuesday warning customers about the worm, which affects most versions of its Windows operating system.
Users should be safe if they have the latest antivirus software or if their computers are set with limited privileges, a common setting in larger organizations. They are vulnerable if they, like many small business and home users, leave their computers set with full administrative rights.
And users should check the date on the computer. The worm hits the third of every month, so if the computer's local calendar settings are off, Hypponen said, files may be destroyed sooner or later, even if the computer is never turned on Friday.
source: http://www.technolog...222,323,p1.html
is this really gonna happen? i'mma cry if it destroys all my files.
The Ambassador
01 February 2006 - 02:43 PM
i was working w/ watercolor in my eng. class, so i needed some newspaper so the paint won't get on the desk and such. i just grabbed a sheet of newspaper. then i noticed this asian and i saw 'rain' and i was like O_O! it was him. anyhow, i know that u guys already know that rain will be performing in ny. i just thought i share the article. actually, i only have part of it.


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