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Do Not add the name tae@hotmail.com

it is a system running on a bot and contains a virus, that is un-protected by any scanner and firewall, as it already has a open un-secure connection

why would we want to add it anyway

MSN Sucks ass anyway.

*whew!* Man that was close. Thanks for the tip .. I was JUST going to do that !!!









(couldn't resist)

I just added him. He's offline. No virus.

yeah, damned if you just didnt save my life. i was 3 seconds from adding him to my msn. way to go ace, you're a hero.

this thread has a whole lotta LOL

i think i beat that guy up back in high school

AceCombat wrote:Do Not add the name tae@hotmail.com

it is a system running on a bot and contains a virus, that is un-protected by any scanner and firewall, as it already has a open un-secure connection

Maybe you should email him about it.

thats y i run an antivirus.

aney ways the onley way u could get a virus is if u share files with him

AceCombat wrote:...that is un-protected by any scanner and firewall...

That sounds like those virus hoax mails. "DO THIS NOW!!!" "NO ANTIVIRUS WILL STOP THIS!!!" "License and registration...CHICKEN F*CK*R!!!"

Antivirus is a lot better than you think it is. Most viruses are copies of an original and will be detected as a generic variant. And even if it is an original, good antivirus can detect virus like activity.

Why the hell do you post this here, ace? The fact that you believe this kind of crap is bad enough, but then you embarass yourself by posting it in a forum...

Oh btw Ace, don't forget to delete "jdbgmgr.exe" in your windows system directory. It's the infamous teddybear virus, it's infected virtually every PC on the internet, very dangerous OMG!!1

Tricord wrote:Oh btw Ace, don't forget to delete "jdbgmgr.exe" in your windows system directory. It's the infamous teddybear virus, it's infected virtually every PC on the internet, very dangerous OMG!!1

yes it is
i had gotten it befor and OMG it killed my computer and my server, had to low level all my drives to kill it

Warlock wrote:

Tricord wrote:Oh btw Ace, don't forget to delete "jdbgmgr.exe" in your windows system directory. It's the infamous teddybear virus, it's infected virtually every PC on the internet, very dangerous OMG!!1

yes it is
i had gotten it befor and OMG it killed my computer and my server, had to low level all my drives to kill it

oh lets see, the JavaDataBaseManager.exe uhhh DUH!! i know what that hoax is. you delete it, you lose all scripting support and windows cant boot.


so what if i posted this, here. sometimes new threats are not hoax's. but since you guys want to be a**wipes about it. instead of telling me, "thanx for the tip, but we dont care about that stuff here"

now i already know you guys love being a**holes and smartasses with me, but comon now, im just trying to be helpful. just tell me as you would tell anyone else, that you guys are aware of these things and dont really care about reading it. and ill stop.

AceCombat wrote:now i already know you guys love being a**holes and smartasses with me, but comon now, im just trying to be helpful. just tell me as you would tell anyone else, that you guys are aware of these things and dont really care about reading it. and ill stop.

The little boy that cried wolf wasn't being helpful at all.

But at least he knew what a wolf looked like.

Failure to use common sense only hurts you.

Im guessing you posted here just after you got that message, and you never did any checking for its voracity.

Ace, this isn't a forum of technically unliterated people. We know this chiz even better than you do, it seems. Also, sometimes, the fact that it's a hoax can be seen on sight. Warlock points out that you can't get infected just because you add someone to your messenger list.

Furthermore, deleting jdbgmgr.exe will not make your machine lose "scripting" or fail to boot. jdbgmgr.exe is part of the MS Java VM implementation, and it's crap. It actually diserves to be deleted. You should get the JVM from Sun if you haven't already.

Trichord, you forget that Ace has his Master's degree in IT! We should listen to his advice.

Shame on all of you.

Oops.. Well I guess I'm wrong then I'll come back in three years when I have my PhD to overrule him

Tricord wrote:
Furthermore, deleting jdbgmgr.exe will not make your machine lose "scripting" or fail to boot. jdbgmgr.exe is part of the MS Java VM implementation, and it's crap. It actually diserves to be deleted. You should get the JVM from Sun if you haven't already.

then tell me why everyone who did delete jdgbmgr.exe could not boot their machines after they did delete it?

Hey guys, at what point does it become so easy that it isn't worth the energy any more? I mean where is the challenge?

AceCombat wrote:

Tricord wrote:
Furthermore, deleting jdbgmgr.exe will not make your machine lose "scripting" or fail to boot. jdbgmgr.exe is part of the MS Java VM implementation, and it's crap. It actually diserves to be deleted. You should get the JVM from Sun if you haven't already.

then tell me why everyone who did delete jdgbmgr.exe could not boot their machines after they did delete it?

Because they probably nuked other files at the same time?

I just nuked that file. oh look, im still here.

Dedman wrote:Hey guys, at what point does it become so easy that it isn't worth the energy any more? I mean where is the challenge?

got nothing els better to do ^^

Why the hell would i want to delete it that file anyway?

panties i miss your touch, your gentle way of talking to me. be my friday frozen turkey you hairy man.

TheCops wrote:panties i miss your touch, your gentle way of talking to me. be my friday frozen turkey you hairy man.

whoa dude.. looks like you need to delete more than an e-mail .. or is that shemail?

AceCombat wrote:

Tricord wrote:
Furthermore, deleting jdbgmgr.exe will not make your machine lose "scripting" or fail to boot. jdbgmgr.exe is part of the MS Java VM implementation, and it's crap. It actually diserves to be deleted. You should get the JVM from Sun if you haven't already.

then tell me why everyone who did delete jdgbmgr.exe could not boot their machines after they did delete it?

Read and learn, o witless one:

The Microsoft Debugger Registrar for Java (Jdbgmgr.exe) is only used by Microsoft Visual J++ 1.1 developers.

If you follow the e-mail message instructions and delete this file, you do not have to recover it unless you use Microsoft Visual J++ 1.1 to develop Java programs on Windows XP, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows 98, or Windows 95.

Taken from http://support.microsoft.com/default.as ... us;Q322993

Warlock wrote:

Dedman wrote:Hey guys, at what point does it become so easy that it isn't worth the energy any more? I mean where is the challenge?

got nothing els better to do ^^

Yeah, there is that. Good point.

Warlock wrote:

Dedman wrote:Hey guys, at what point does it become so easy that it isn't worth the energy any more? I mean where is the challenge?

got nothing els better to do ^^

To quote Spaced Invaders (a late 80's cult sci-Fi comedy)

"Because we Win!"

This does get old after a couple months, but then you just take a break for a week, come back and its all fun again!

Warlock wrote:

Tricord wrote:Oh btw Ace, don't forget to delete "jdbgmgr.exe" in your windows system directory. It's the infamous teddybear virus, it's infected virtually every PC on the internet, very dangerous OMG!!1

yes it is
i had gotten it befor and OMG it killed my computer and my server, had to low level all my drives to kill it

Acctually my dad fell for that. He's a computer idiot. He almost got a heart attack when he heard he had the "teddybear" virus, and he deleted it right away. I had to replace the stupid thing by getting it off my comptuer.

I told him to let me handle it next time

Not that you need the Java DeBuG ManaGeR for anything unless you use MS J++ for Java developement, and the people on this planet who do can be counted on two fingers.

Ace and who else?

heh, ACE i bet you are one of those lucky ppl who has the cool browser function: ALT-F4.

we mock you because we love you.

get better soon

-roid