Of course, the tech security expert would never recommend opening a virus-infected attachment, because doing so would violate the Code of Conduct he agreed to upon achieving the CISSP professional credential. In fact, he would never even joke about such a thing.
NoBo is out in the suburbs, after all, but since the return of several borrowed items will necessitate a trip there anyway, he might be pursuaded to take care of that software installation at the same time...
"Suggestions" are different than "reoommendations". A "recommendation" rates higher and inspires more confidence than a "suggestion".
Regardless, I like my computer too much to get it infected. I have an 80 gig hard drive that would need to be disinfected if that were to occur.
So, when does the tech security expert think he will be in the 'burbs of No'Bo to return the borrowed items and what does one need to do to persuade him to take care of the software installation? :)
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Date: 2004-03-31 01:51 pm (UTC)NoBo is out in the suburbs, after all, but since the return of several borrowed items will necessitate a trip there anyway, he might be pursuaded to take care of that software installation at the same time...
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Date: 2004-03-31 01:56 pm (UTC)Regardless, I like my computer too much to get it infected. I have an 80 gig hard drive that would need to be disinfected if that were to occur.
So, when does the tech security expert think he will be in the 'burbs of No'Bo to return the borrowed items and what does one need to do to persuade him to take care of the software installation? :)
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