Incredible. I'm really just floored.

First of all, kawecki, I did not put a virus inside a poser file. It isn't a virus just because you stupidly say it's so. It's a script that shows a message box. Second it's not a Poser file. It's a plain text file.

You argued that files that did not end in .txt were not text files. You said only files ending in .txt are text files. Read this carefully, you piker: The file is a text file ending in .txt just like you said. You wanted to see a message box from a text file. You got it.

Second, it's incredible to me, truly incredible, that you challenged us to show a message box from a simple text file, that's exactly what I did, and now you're saying "this thing never should have been mentioned." Really, kawecki? Why did you demand that somebody do it?

Quote - Try to do Windows make appear the message "make me run" using this text file with anything you want.

It's clear or too complicated yet?

Perfectly clear and not the least bit complicated, so why are you having trouble understanding what you demanded and I delivered? You said it's not possible. You argued that you were teaching me about security. What a joke.

Furthermore, if you're concerned with putting ideas into people's minds about tricks you can play with unsuspecting users, then why did you say this?

Quote - RPC (remote procedure call) The perfect tool and backdoor for hackers.

Are you kidding me? What kind of ridiculous hypocrite are you? That's just incredible. If you think it's wrong to reveal how a text file can be used to take over a computer, then why would you tell anybody that the Poser server is the perfect tool for hackers? On top of which, it actually isn't, because it isn't RPC, which you've never responded to.

You've been wrong, pompous and offnensive in every post you've made. You're a menace.

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