Op 19/04/2020 om 15:23 schreef Gene Heskett: > On Sunday 19 April 2020 03:03:53 Alexander V. Makartsev wrote: > >> On 19.04.2020 04:55, Gene Heskett wrote: >>> And it isn't even properly coded pgp. Draw your own conclusions >>> about its veracity. >>> Cheers, Gene Heskett >> >> According to news on the Internet these kinds of bait-mail become much >> common these days. >> Every low-life scumbag is now trying to cash-in on Covid-19 theme. >> And this "beggar-mail" is not the worst of them all. These people work >> so hard to develop Covid-19 themed malware and cryptolockers, they >> register multiple Covid-19 themed domains to spread them, they spam >> emails bundled with all sorts of files aiming to exploit computer >> systems and often hit hospitals and healthcare sector. >> And for what? To get some made up currency which is just numbers and >> worth nothing. >> If anything, these people will destroy humanity, not Covid-19. >> >> As for Covid-19 vaccine, we are getting there. I know that because for >> past month I was running my systems in full power for BOINC project >> Rosetta@Home. >> Every research task is for Covid-19. >> This is what any sane person should do, and not ruin lives of other >> people for faux-currenccy. > > This might be true, but my singular experience with boinc when seti was > turned off was enough to make me wipe it from the system as it insisted > on the highest priority the system could muster, leaving me with a > frozen, locked up system. Written by a bunch of windows people who > considered a linux box was something to disable if they could. Unless > boinc has been taught some manners, it will never again be installed on > any machine I control. But I have doubts that manners will ever happen > as long as winders nuts run it. > > Cheers, Gene Heskett > Here in Belgium, some people made fire on a 5G antenna because the rumors it is a cause of COVID... It makes me sad knowing that there are people believing that stuff. -- Regards Vincent Lammens http://www.vincentlammens.net
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