Who copped to soopy-kun?
I have been betrayed...someone gave classified information to soopy-kun. Specifically, they gave him some information that in addition to the name, according to certain sources, can be used to tell a lot about a person.
Now lest soopy-kun thinks he has puzzled it out, I'm going to issue a categorical non-denial denial--there's absolutely no way that someone could possess such important information about me. That being said, the information is located in the public record, so he may be able to find out...or not (it is always possible that the information in the public record is inaccurate, but for prudential reasons, I refuse to confirm or deny this possibility).
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Tip - I get irritated when people mess with HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\ Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders\Favorites
This weekend I disabled roughly half of XP so I could do some serious CPU usage, someone decided to irritate me, and so every time IE starts up, it changes HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\ Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders\Favorites to point to c:\Windows\Favorites instead of c:\Documents and Settings\[my account]\Favorites . Needless to say this is quite annoying!
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Why do this to me, Symantec?
Symantec claims the MD5 checksum of the latest rapid release is 05F3B74E892B9691E56FA273AC89829E; the only trouble is that the file hashes to 6F7D1F822B5166140C58BA24D8E8224D. Why me?
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