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Re: Is there anything that actually gets users to fix their computers?
From: "Howard C. Berkowitz" <hcb () gettcomm com>
Date: Thu, 9 Oct 2003 22:11:12 -0400
At 3:26 PM -1000 10/9/03, Michael Painter wrote:
http://www.wired.com/news/digiwood/0,1412,60613,00.html"When students first register on the network, they are required to read about peer-to-peer networks and certify that they will not share copyright files. Icarus then scans their computer, detects any worms, viruses or programs that act as a server, such as Kazaa.Students are then given instructions on how to disable offending programs." Kinda' does some of what you want done? <s>
Icarus. Just sort of scares me that some students might use a hair dryer on his wings.
Current thread:
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- Re: Kiss-o'-death packets? Peter Galbavy (Oct 06)
- Re: Kiss-o'-death packets? E.B. Dreger (Oct 06)
- Re: Is there anything that actually gets users to fix their computers? Suresh Ramasubramanian (Oct 05)
- Re: Is there anything that actually gets users to fix their computers? Sean Donelan (Oct 03)
- Re: Is there anything that actually gets users to fix their computers? Erik-Jan Bos (Oct 03)
- Re: Is there anything that actually gets users to fix their computers? Daniel Karrenberg (Oct 03)
- RE: Is there anything that actually gets users to fix their computers? John Renwick (Oct 03)
- Re: Is there anything that actually gets users to fix their computers? Jack Bates (Oct 03)
- Re: Is there anything that actually gets users to fix their computers? Howard C. Berkowitz (Oct 09)