I Wear Pants;992131 wrote:Yes, but I had no idea it was big in the gay porn enthusiast community. You did because you are part of that group. It's actually probably a glowing endorsement because like any avid porn user I'm sure you gay porn connoisseurs encounter a ton of malware and viruses.
Do keep us informed if your group of homoerotic video collectors finds a better antivirus program.
I Wear Pants;992248 wrote:I'm the one using faulty logic? That's rich seeing as you seem to have some violent hate towards a brand of anti-virus software. Talk about being illogical.
UANyg;992347 wrote:Apple's OS X. It is impossible to get malware (self installing viruses) on this operating system, and to get any virus you have to actually hit install - so don't! For other operating systems, I am not knowledgeable.
Do you disagree?I Wear Pants;992362 wrote:
He should. It's an incorrect statement.UANyg;992852 wrote:Do you disagree?
This statement alone is why I hate most Mac users.UANyg;993224 wrote:It is actually correct! If you know what you are installing you will never get a virus on Mac OS X!
Successful troll is successful.UANyg;993224 wrote:It is actually correct! If you know what you are installing you will never get a virus on Mac OS X!
dlazz;993425 wrote:This statement alone is why I hate most Mac users.
You're a moron who will probably get a virus if you think that Macs cannot get viruses.ernest_t_bass;993978 wrote:Care to elaborate, or enlighten us with your l33t knowledge?
I Wear Pants;994030 wrote:You're a moron who will probably get a virus if you think that Macs cannot get viruses.
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2386060,00.aspernest_t_bass;994045 wrote:That's not a very good explanation. Seriously, give a substantial answer.
Oh, I never said that Mac was invulnerable. I just wanted one of your l33ts to give, in your own words, why you loathe them so much, as dlazz stated. All you provided were links. So, unless you wrote those articles, those aren't your own words.I Wear Pants;994136 wrote:http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2386060,00.asp
http://informationweek.com/news/security/vulnerabilities/231002657
blogs.pcmag.com/securitywatch/2011/07/your_new_lion_mac_can_be_crack.php
http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Mobile-and-Wireless/Apple-Laptop-Hack-Disables-Batteries-Researcher-to-Show-How-at-Black-Hat-452759/
Do I need to keep going on?
OS X is not invulnerable just like any other operating system. You don't understand anything about software if you think differently.
I Wear Pants;994366 wrote:Where did I say I loathe them or even don't like Macs? I just know that they aren't invulnerable which is what was asserted in this thread. I debunked that so now I apparently have a vendetta against Macs or something.
False, there is one worm that I know of for sure.hoops23;994369 wrote:There are 0 viruses on OS X.
Malware, yes.
http://www.iantivirus.com/threats/hoops23;994369 wrote:There are 0 viruses on OS X.
Malware, yes.
Wouldn't this be true of any system?UANyg;993224 wrote:If you know what you are installing you will never get a virus on Mac OS X!
No. Some viruses sneak in through remote-execution exploits...meaning no user interaction. Using common sense (updating software/running AV) is enough to stay virus free.queencitybuckeye;994776 wrote:Wouldn't this be true of any system?
