Re: Where is the notificiation about IE zero day vulnerablity?

From: Imhotep (imhotep_at_nospam.com)
Date: 11/28/05

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    Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 00:29:03 -0500

    Shenan Stanley wrote:

    > Imhotep wrote:
    > <snipped>
    >> Honestly, when one is doing research one must look at the evidence.
    >> This is what I am saying. You are refusing to do research and are
    >> saying "when it is printed I will believe it"...well look at the
    >> facts and use your own judgment...
    >
    > You are presenting a point of view (of yours and possibly others) to
    > people and refusing to present actual facts.
    > Again - *you* started the discussion. Saying 'it's there, find it' is
    > easy.
    >
    > One thing I have learned over the years..
    >
    > A man who loves/believes/is passionate about what they speak of is willing
    > and able to present documentation at a moments notice - backing up what
    > they claim... Not just inferences of documentation, but actual
    > documentation and
    > references. A man who is speaking to hear himself speak does not/will not
    > (and quite possibly cannot) do that.
    >

    I asked a question. Please note the subject "Where is the notification about
    the IE zero day vulnerability". Actually, I should have stated where is the
    articles on the popular "home user" web sites like CNN, MSNBC, Yahoo, etc,
    etc...

    So back to you statement, how can I "back up" a question?

    One thing I have learned over the years...

    Sometimes people will waste your time for no apparent reason. These people
    will tend to not give answers -- or even debate possible answers -- but
    always seem intent on inserting dataless information. The cause will always
    be a mystery...to hear their own voice? Maybe.

    Imhotep

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