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Re: Smileys
Gurra100 wrote:How come you allow smilies on DC++? Its a wellknown spyware.
Proof?
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Gurra100
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Re: Smileys
Ok. I´t might not be a spyware, but a lot of people arte getting dif ferent types of problems with these little suckers. Do a search on the net and check differnt forums! The worst problem seems to be the search bar that comes with" the package". It tries to take over whether you lik it or not . But I gess you can uninstall the shit.GargoyleMT wrote:Gurra100 wrote:How come you allow smilies on DC++? Its a wellknown spyware.
Proof?
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Gurra100
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DC++ search ???
Sorry, but that is not what I´m talking about. I´m talking about the web-search facility that comes with the smileys when you install them on you computer GurraShroom wrote:Personaly I'm really found of the "search bar" (search function?) i DC++. It helps me find what it looking for. :lol:
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Todi
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Re: Smileys
Gurra100 wrote:The worst problem seems to be the search bar that comes with" the package". It tries to take over whether you lik it or not . But I gess you can uninstall the shit.
Todi wrote:WTF?
(I'm sorry, but i have to ask. Are you on some kind of medication?)
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Gurra100
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Re: Smileys
Sorry to dissapoint you but I,m not. As I wrote, Smileys are probably not a spyeware but seems to give the users different software problems. Please also check www.eagle-wing.net/ClicPicks/Internet/Spam-07.shtml about the websearch " My Web Search" that is included when you install smileys on your computer.Todi wrote:Gurra100 wrote:The worst problem seems to be the search bar that comes with" the package". It tries to take over whether you lik it or not . But I gess you can uninstall the shit.Todi wrote:WTF?
(I'm sorry, but i have to ask. Are you on some kind of medication?)
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Todi
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404 here too. Oh and you still havn't specified exactly what kind of smilies/websearch are installed when you install DC++. I've never seen any... perhaps you're confusing it with Kazaa?
Edit: Perhaps this is the link you mean? (thank you google)
Edit: Perhaps this is the link you mean? (thank you google)
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Gurra100
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Smileys
. As you wery well know, you are givien the opportunity to include smileys with any message on this forum. I have never said that this will install them on your computer What i am saying is that DC++ obviously in some way is connected to a program, the smileys, which gives other users unneccesary problems. Maybe we should not support such a program?Todi wrote:404 here too. Oh and you still havn't specified exactly what kind of smilies/websearch are installed when you install DC++. I've never seen any... perhaps you're confusing it with Kazaa?
Edit: Perhaps this is the link you mean? (thank you google)
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hmyea.. I would do that
but I'm waiting for more humor coming from the explanation for "that DC++ obviously in some way is connected to a program, the smileys, which gives other users unneccesary problems"
but I'm waiting for more humor coming from the explanation for "that DC++ obviously in some way is connected to a program, the smileys, which gives other users unneccesary problems"
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Gurra100
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Smileys
Do what ?? Expanation to what ??Sedulus wrote:hmyea.. I would do that
but I'm waiting for more humor coming from the explanation for "that DC++ obviously in some way is connected to a program, the smileys, which gives other users unneccesary problems"
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TheParanoidOne
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Perhaps a more clearer explanation, seeing as the rest of us just aren't getting what you're saying.
1. What do you mean by "Smileys"? How are you defining it?
2. How do these "smileys" cause problems for users?
3. How are these "smileys" related to DC++?
Maybe if you answer each of those questions clearly, people will better understand what you are trying to say.
1. What do you mean by "Smileys"? How are you defining it?
2. How do these "smileys" cause problems for users?
3. How are these "smileys" related to DC++?
Maybe if you answer each of those questions clearly, people will better understand what you are trying to say.
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Gurra100
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Smileys
Smileys are those little yellow faces to the left that you find when you write a message here on this forum. They are often reffered to as Spyware in forums where you discuss this matter.TheParanoidOne wrote:Perhaps a more clearer explanation, seeing as the rest of us just aren't getting what you're saying.
1. What do you mean by "Smileys"? How are you defining it?
2. How do these "smileys" cause problems for users?
3. How are these "smileys" related to DC++?
Maybe if you answer each of those questions clearly, people will better understand what you are trying to say.
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Gurra100
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Please check www.eagle-wing.net/ClickPicks/Internet/Spam-07.shtml. for a description of Smiley central. You can also do a search for "smilies spyware" and check out the result. There seems to be different problems with smilies popping upp where they should not be, for example. How they are connected to DC++ i dont know. They might even have another source than Smiley centralTheParanoidOne wrote:You didn't answer questions 2 and 3.
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Re: Smileys
Gurra100 wrote:They are often reffered to as Spyware in forums where you discuss this matter.
You are obviously confusing a Browser/E-mail plug-in product that allows you to use "smileys" provided by some 3rd party server with the underlying technology of embedding a graphic in text like this:
It is possible that some of the above mentioned plug-in products do contain spyware so you should be careful about using those.
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Gurra100
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Smileys
If you had read my post you would have seen that I already have agreed to that smilies might not be a spyware. Also, they are there, as you can se for yourself. Also, please dont pick one sentence from one place and another sentence from another place and compare them. That is how some people read the Bible, did you know that?TheParanoidOne wrote:Gurra100 wrote:How come you allow smilies on DC++? Its a wellknown spyware.Gurra100 wrote:How they are connected to DC++ i dont know.
These two statements don't seem to agree.
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Gurra100
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Re: Smileys
HaArD wrote:Gurra100 wrote:They are often reffered to as Spyware in forums where you discuss this matter.
You are obviously confusing a Browser/E-mail plug-in product that allows you to use "smileys" provided by some 3rd party server with the underlying technology of embedding a graphic in text like this:
:D :) :( :o :lol: 8) :? :shock: :x :P :oops: :cry: :wink: :roll: :twisted: :evil: :!: :?: :idea: :arrow: :| :mrgreen:
It is possible that some of the above mentioned plug-in products do contain spyware so you should be careful about using those.
You are probably right .Thankyou. Gurra 100
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Re: Smileys
Gurra100 wrote:I am now leaving this topic.
Aaawww...
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ok.. hall of fame, it is =)
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