Hello Thomas,
Tuesday, August 29, 2000, 12:39:09 AM, you wrote:
TF> Hi Christian,
TF> On Mon, 28 Aug 2000 19:22:38 -0500GMT (29/08/2000, 08:22 +0800GMT),
TF> Christian Dysthe wrote:
CD>> as soon as I have something worth protecting other than my trivial
CD>> mail I will also want security over convenience. What I won't have is
CD>> security forced on me. I mean, I have for instance disabled MS
CD>> Scripting Host, so I do not necessarily need The Bat! to be "my Dad"
CD>> and warn me against opening attachments. It is a waste of time.
TF> Good then. I will go through your trivial paper mail including love
TF> letters, and while I'm at it, your offices faxes. Of course I won't
TF> aks you for permission, because you just said you don't mind. Thanks.
TF> ;-)
I don't keep stuff like that "laying around" on my computer. The
best security measure you can take is to keep sensitive stuff off-line
on a CD or something. It is cheaper getting a CD burner and some good
anti virus software than spending time having "uncle software" slow
down all day asking if you want to do this, make sure you don't do
that and so on in addition to firewalls etc.
Btw, if you like I can send you some of my love letters. If you've seen one
you have seen them all anyway.. ;)
TF> As far as these warnings in TB are concerned, I agree with you that it
TF> is a bit overdone, and they can indeed be switched off.
True, and I have done so.
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Best regards,
Christian Dysthe
http://christian.dysthe.tripod.com
ICQ: 3945810
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