Has David Lipman been providing malware to known malware c..

On 26 Mar 2007 17:49:52 -0700, "Dustin Cook"
<bughunter.dustin.RemoveThis@gmail.com> wrote:

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>Despite my past Art, I'm not exactly the evil person I made myself out
>to be. Much of my posts under the nick Raid did contain some
>misleading information. Intentionally misleading. What I can claim in
>my defense of the fact I've changed is BugHunter. An ongoing project
>which actually started almost 3 years ago. If your going to judge me,
>please do so with my most recent history of code.

I believe you. You spoke of "growing up". I don't remember going
through a malicious or destructive phase. Just the usual reckless and
irresponsible phase of adolescence. I remember going out with some
other kids on halloween, and one boy in particular was into throwing
stones at street lamp bulbs. I couldn't understand that. All I could
think of was the poor people who had to pay for the destructiveness.
Similarly, in high school later on, some of my buddies had jobs in
gasoline stations, and they were robbing the owner blind of items
like work gloves, etc., sold at the stations. I found that disgusting
as well.

While my parents were protestants, they weren't strict. I was
probably influenced by "Thou shalt not steal" to some extent.
But I suspect my attitude was mainly influenced by the super
heros depicted in the comic books and on the radio who were
all staunch defenders of law and order.

When it comes to all forms of malware, I was accused of seeing
things in strictly black and white ... good and bad ... terms.
I would always imagine innocent, hard working, non-tech,
home users taking hits, and that would piss me off Not
to mention my disgust at the total problem of the billions
of dollars and lost productivity wasted because of the
malware problem.

To me, hating what someone does, or has done, has never
meant hating the person. Hell, I don't even hate George
W. Bush. I just hate what he has done

Art

no.pencil.necks wrote:
> On Mar 26, 11:34 pm, "4Q" <paul_z....RemoveThis@hushmail.com> wrote:
> > Russg wrote:
> > > I just hope D. Lipman didn't fly too close to the
> > > sun with those plastic wings.
> >
> > *HAHAHA* Let's see if I can find a
> > photograph of his nicely melted wings.
> >
> > Meanwhile, 4Q presents
> >
> > http://fourq.host.sk/chars/David_Lipman/
> >
> > 4Qhttp://fourq.host.sk/INFO/
>
> My, what shapely legs. Perhaps he can use his importance in ALL
> THINGS to land a gig for a panty hose commercial.
>
> And, rumor has it that were his wings to melt, he can still land
> safely by emitting a series of pleasure farts (odorless, of course)
> with thrust vectoring. It is further believed that Lippy can actually
> levitate above the surface of water and land using this same,
> environmentally friendly, method.

Lipman is a superhero, I'd expect nothing
less than fart powered thrust vectoring!


>
> Does he have anything on under that T-shirt? Don't answer that. OK.
> Matching Under-oos? Garanimals? Modified, of course, to allow the
> "thrust" to escape unencumbered.
>
> 4Q, please add some collision avoidance lamps to the apex of the
> wings. TY.
>
> Looking forward to more on this Night-Flyer.
>

Well we'll see what we can do. )


4Q
http://fourq.host.sk/chars/David_Lipman/