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Posted by Richard Lightenworth on June 10, 2007, 1:12 am
If you were Registered and logged in, you could reply and use other advanced thread options On Sat, 09 Jun 2007 22:07:25 -0400, Larry Sabo
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>>On Sat, 09 Jun 2007 08:12:11 -0400, Larry Sabo
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>>>>I'm currently experimenting with different AV programs to find one
>>>>that suits me the best. Besides ecar, I'm looking for other virus
>>>>files to use to test the response of the different programs (dangerous
>>>>games yes I know; but I'm willing to risk an old pc box). Any
>>>>suggested links?
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>>>Sure: www.av-comparatives.org
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>>>Click on the Comparatives link for results of tests that used hundreds
>>>of thousands of samples.
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>>Learn to leave replies intact, instead of editing parts of the message
>>that might contain important information in regards to my question.
>>Thanks for the link, but sorry, you're way off. As stated earlier I'm
>>looking for actual virus files themselves in order to do some real
>>world testing right here at home.
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>Hey <expletive deleted>, ever heard of judicious snipping? I left the
>part that was relevant to my reply. Anyone who wants to can read the
>original post without my quoting it, so don't tell me how to post to
>usenet.
Ease up cowboy. My last intentions were to get your blood temperature
up to a boiling level <g>.
>I see the others have also spoken to the inappropriateness of your
>proposed "testing." Did you actually look at the site I suggested?
>What makes you think you can do a better job? I was trying to stop you
>from deluding yourself by conducting your own, irrelevant tests, but
>be my guest. As you now know, you won't get any help in the way of
>samples here. Nor any other way with that attitude.
I don't have an attitude, nor am I upset. Get a grip on yourself and
gain some self control for goodness sakes, this is usenet.
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