full-disclosure - Destroying PCs remotely?

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Message-ID: <20030620004434.GH8863@dreams.soze.net>
From: justin-fulldisclosure at soze.net (Justin)
Subject: Destroying PCs remotely?

JT (2003-06-19 23:18Z) wrote:

> > Are you under the dElusion that there are an infinite number of people
> > capable and willing to perform large-scale terrorist acts?  If so,
> > please explain why they don't happen daily, and where the infinite
> > number of people are stored.  (Hint: "everywhere".)
> 
> Yes I am, they are called babies, they then grow up and are being trained by
> age 12 to kill. You must think terrorism just started this generation? You

You are assuming quite a lot, including the perpetual existence of the
human race.  Since it's not currently believed that there's any way to
escape death when the universe suffers heat-death, and since current
understanding of physics suggests that an infinity of humans existing
simultaneously is an impossibility, your statement is false.

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