well chiwawa... woof
Maybe you could be my watchdog.
Sure, hackers are BAD people doing BAD things... Hacking the Asus site really didn't do them any harm, now did it, and if it did, it was just because they showed their level of security.
<< if someone vandelized your house, its not ur fault that you bought a lock that could be picked. >>
Well, if i could reassemble my house by copying it to the right location, i wouldn't mind. Come on, get real, you really cannot make that comparison... I will now make a ridiculus comparison, copying program cd's is just like if you were to go into the creators home and smash up his stereo system.
<< And either way, I agree with Chiwawa, no matter how bad their security is, there's no reason to vandalize their homepage, thats like keying someone's car, nothing but stupid. >>
BTW, you still have your Malibu?
You know what someone did the other day? F*cking keyed it.
Man, that's f*cked up
It was in storage for three years, and it was out three days before some d*ickless piece of sh*t keyed it.
I would have given anything to catch him doing it, it would have been worth him doing it just to catch him doing it.
Anyone knows where that came from?
Again, if i could just copy the paint back to the car just the way it was before, then key it all you want. And again, you also will recieve a stupid comparison: downloading mp3's is just like going into the home of the producer and hitting him with a hammer.
Asus security obviously stink, this was too easy.
Patrick Palm
Am speaking for PC Resources