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http://www.ipodfileconverter.com/dvd-to-ipod-for-mac.php

http://www.iphonefiletransfer.org/iphone-copy-software.php

Further, due to the strong separation between normal users and the privileged root user, our Linux user would have to be running as root to really do any damage to the system. He could damage his /home directory, but that’s about it. So the above steps now become the following: read, save, become root, give executable permissions, run. The more steps, the less likely a virus infection becomes, and certainly the less likely a catastrophically spreading virus becomes. And since Linux users are taught from the get-go to never run as root, and since Mac OS X doesn’t even allow users to use the root account unless they first enable the option, it’s obvious the likelihood of email-driven viruses and worms lessens on those platforms.

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how many people who could create a virus file damage all those root files…execution ;)

SW..Master of science (network system) Mel,Aus

Don’t worry Mac users, some dipwad will come along and throw a crap load of viruses your way. Don’t think you’ll be safe forever, because all good things come to an end.

Btw, I had an Apple about 4 years ago. I thought the thing sucked because it always froze up on me. Also, it looked stupid (who the f—
wants a computer that looks like a fruit) and costs an arm and a leg.
Hey, Steven, did they use a (cr)Apple to for your new liver? Join back up with Gates so the Oddest Couple (other than Siegfried and Roy and Penn and Teller)can squeeze more money out of everyone!

foot-note: to anyone I may have offended… sorry, but that’s the brakes. Too bad my friend, Albert, wasn’t around. You (and your Macs)
would see what a real virus could do.

Welcome to reality.

This goes with my line of thinking that there’s few viruses written on Macs because its users aren’t bitter.

The unibomber’s manifesto was chocked full of references to the Blue Screen of Death. Just look for yourself.

the point i’m getting at here is that Mac is much more of a fascist corporation than microsoft has ever been. actually i should probably say iFascist to comply with the trademark. okay, so windows OS likes to bundle along “windows media player” and “internet explorer” but at least they haven’t started bundling software with other software, i.e. itunes with quicktime, or safari with itunes, etc…

so i’m surprised that there are more viruses etc. for windows because Mac is obviously much more of a fascist corporation that microsoft. and as seen in this forum, the majority of mac users don’t even have any antivirus software installed, making them so easy to hack.

and they say windows users are closed minded. i bet 90% of Mac users have never opened their terminal or even know what it is.

for shame…. for shame………….

Use Linux!