Dan Kenigsberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> >
> > http://www.microsoft.com&item=linux@3573468885/original.html
> >
>
> My web connectivity is awful today, so I couldn't check this link,
> however, this is known to be a HOAX: the prefix of a URL before the
> @ sign is passed to the site right after it as useename/password.
> In the aforementioned URL the site's IP address in DECIMAL is
> 3573468885 (212.254.206.213 if I'm not making an embarrassing
> division or ordering error)
>
> (Just to warn anyone not familiar with that)
Of course, and I think the OP realized this very well, judging by the
subject of the posting. This hoax actually has an additional wrinkle
(I don't know if it is truly new, but it's a nice touch): The links in
it point (I think) to genuine M$ pages, which adds additional
credibility to the poor unwashed who care to navigate around.
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- Neal Stephenson
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