Replies to bitshift, page 77
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@bitshift I have it: a CATastrophe.
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@bitshift Tuddelyduu~ Sleep tight ^.^
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@bitshift Sleep well~ *hug* Luna watch over your dreams ☺
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@bitshift I'd ask what's disturbing about it but you just said you don't know. However the more important question is not what's disturbing about it, but rather what's disturbing about it in a way that's worth being bothered by?
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@bitshift It's incredible the kinds of harmless things people find time to be bothered by.
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@bitshift Happuy hour followed by nappy hour.
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@bitshift Telling my East Midlands friends would probably be a recipe for kitty flavoured disaster.
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@bitshift HAHAHAHA You assume that my mind is anything but a collection of extreme horrors!
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@bitshift And then I realize that I can't redash this later when I'm @scribus again because of name issues. :C
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Wednesday, 19-Sep-12 07:03:58 UTC from web
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@bitshift Yeah it's called Symantec.
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@bitshift I don't doubt that there are real exploits for OSX floating around, but the ones that grab headlines are invariably not exploits at all.
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@bitshift It is worth noting that a lot of modern mac viruses rely on basically being given administrative access by the user. They're normally of the "oh my porn is in executable format" variety.
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@bitshift Pretty much. Also, upon further thought, the virus at work predated OS X, so I guess they weren't *NIX yet? I dunno.
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@bitshift I think he's probably just extrapolating the common Win vs. Mac attitude of "Of *course* Mac has less viruses, no one bothers to attack 1% of the targets!" But I don't know for a fact.
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@nerthos @bitshift @anarchycarcino Aha! I thought so.
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@bitshift yeah. It's not like I have anything to lose.
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@bitshift I don't know what mine can take. It's a weird piece of hardware.
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@bitshift Lousy graphics cards also reduce temptation.
