sv51macross Posts
So, from TGWTG [and Marzgurl's ANE] I learned of Dance of the Vampire Bund and searched it on Sankaku. Upon clicking one of the search results (it was a Sankaku page), AVG popped-up with a warning to the extent of "Warning, AVG has detected a threat: Potential illegal content". Has this happened to anyone, and how seriously should I take it? How exactly does AVG know to warn against loli, and why does it not give a warning for Fakku?
AnimeWife wrote...
lazyasschillypepper wrote...
So I heard that there was this new user who joined today, March 22, and practiced his necromancing skills. I am glad to see justice has been served.What did he do to get banned for? If you don't mind me asking, cause I don't want to repeat his mistake and have the same done to me as well.
He posted "Gosh, is this what people call Necromancing a thread?" in around twenty old threads. Mass , trollish necrobumping.
Ignore the shoes [or do what I did and make a copy of the img with the bottom cut-off] and it's one of the cutest/hottest furries Jessica Elwood's done, IMO.
There's a thread on this movie?
Overall the film went into some old bullshit because of the ending.
Spoiler:
Overall the film went into some old bullshit because of the ending.
lazyasschillypepper wrote...
Only because you asked so nicely ;) Cicada Drizzle, Lucky star Yuri:
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?eiynhqji22z
Probably the only LS doujin I get hard over. Thanks!
lazyasschillypepper wrote...
sv51macross wrote...
Sneakyone wrote...
Spoiler:
<3 this doujin
Holy flying fucksticks, please tell me the doujin's name! Please! (+1 as soon as mine recharges)
it's written right there, top right. "Cicada drizzle". Want me to upload it?
Yes please!
Sneakyone wrote...
Spoiler:
<3 this doujin
Holy flying fucksticks, please tell me the doujin's name! Please! (+1 as soon as mine recharges)
I say cremation, though I want my body's disposal to involve some kind of supersonic thermal expansion. [seriously].
Tegumi wrote...
1.) Don't double post. If you do it again, I will delete your second post without warning.2.) You probably didn't completely remove the Antivirus Vista 2010 (Or as I like to call it, generic gold-digging malware). Since removing it completely would be a bit lengthy to explain, I'll just tell you to use Combofix.
Sorry for DP'ing.
Well, this is interesting. I boot-up my computer this morning, and vuala! The malware is gone [none of the alerts or popups, no quick-start icon in the lower-right corner] or dormant.
I wonder if you could get a M203 leaf-sight to work with this? Heh, maybe have a mag full of blanks and use them to drive (using the attachment) and putt (firing blanks directly at the ball)?
I knew that e-throttles would not turn-out well. At first, it was about performance and throttle response [or lack thereof], and now we see safety concerns. Does nobody see anything wrong with a lack of direct mechanical link between you and the brake master cylinder? You have to ask the computer to slow the car, and it has to think and then acquiesce your request.
Perhaps fly-by-wire works in aircraft. But with fighter jets and airliners, we are talking about massively greater cost and potential liability (expensive military equipment or hundreds of lives, versus one car and maybe four people). Face it, automakers are never going to develop QC protocols as stringent as aerospace manufacturers. And now some of the European automakers are removing the direct link through the steering wheel?
Bah. Bah Humbug.
Perhaps fly-by-wire works in aircraft. But with fighter jets and airliners, we are talking about massively greater cost and potential liability (expensive military equipment or hundreds of lives, versus one car and maybe four people). Face it, automakers are never going to develop QC protocols as stringent as aerospace manufacturers. And now some of the European automakers are removing the direct link through the steering wheel?
Bah. Bah Humbug.
Good fuckkity god! I swear on my dead grandmother's grave I did not download anything nearly suspicious. Aside from some pics in the nosebleeds section and pics from Big Boobs Alert I downloaded NOTHING! I went NOWHERE I thought could trigger this, and yet again, it reappeared. I'm going to repeat the removal process, but seriously, why is it doing this?
Related, immediately before [Vista Smart Security 2010) popped-up, AVG said that it detected a threat, I don't remember the infected file but it said it was a 'Liberty Exploit Kit (1048)'. Anyone have any clue?
The only possible thing I can imagine doing this was either something remained hidden on my HD or
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[EDIT:] Just finished the scan and Malewarebytes found no malicious infections. "Vista Smart Security 2010" Is still on my computer. I was using the same .exe files from yesterday, but they wouldn't need to have been updated, right? Or is it that the name has changed as as such the registry key .exe doesn't target it? Because the name is different than what appears in the original link I posted.
Please, I need help with this.
Related, immediately before [Vista Smart Security 2010) popped-up, AVG said that it detected a threat, I don't remember the infected file but it said it was a 'Liberty Exploit Kit (1048)'. Anyone have any clue?
The only possible thing I can imagine doing this was either something remained hidden on my HD or
Spoiler:
[EDIT:] Just finished the scan and Malewarebytes found no malicious infections. "Vista Smart Security 2010" Is still on my computer. I was using the same .exe files from yesterday, but they wouldn't need to have been updated, right? Or is it that the name has changed as as such the registry key .exe doesn't target it? Because the name is different than what appears in the original link I posted.
Please, I need help with this.
Rothen wrote...
If you are really concerned if a download might be risky, setup a virtual linux box (i.e. ubuntu in VMWare or Virtualbox), and download the file from there. If there are any suspicious exe's/dlls/you name it, then you know it's probably not safe. Otherwise, you get the picture. I've been a victim of such malware (though not as serious), and I've learned my lesson too.
Yeah, like I said, I've realized the pattern to avoid and [hopefully] it's not happening again.
AR-15 golf ball launcher
http://www.amazon.com/NcStar-AR15-GOLF-LAUNCHER-AGOLF/dp/B001SINXWA/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=sporting-goods&qid=1268620928&sr=1-4
You know, I think I might be able to get into golf with this kind of thing. The way it works is you unscrew the flash hider from your AR, screw this on, load a blank into the chamber and drop a golf ball down the pipe, yell "FORE", and pull the trigger.
http://www.amazon.com/NcStar-AR15-GOLF-LAUNCHER-AGOLF/dp/B001SINXWA/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=sporting-goods&qid=1268620928&sr=1-4
You know, I think I might be able to get into golf with this kind of thing. The way it works is you unscrew the flash hider from your AR, screw this on, load a blank into the chamber and drop a golf ball down the pipe, yell "FORE", and pull the trigger.
Yeah...upon retrospect...
I think I know where not to go anymore, and what not to do. I was at the time wondering if this was possibly a hole in Vista, but your comment made me realize that it was my fault. Lesson learned, area charted as 'off limits'.
I think I know where not to go anymore, and what not to do. I was at the time wondering if this was possibly a hole in Vista, but your comment made me realize that it was my fault. Lesson learned, area charted as 'off limits'.
The first time, it was Antivirus Vista 2010. Now, it's Vista Internet security, and I had to do the same damn dance to get rid of it. Malewarebytes is still running, per the link below, but, what I want to know is;
Is there any way to prevent this from happening again?
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-antivirus-vista-2010
(see my fourth post)
Is there any way to prevent this from happening again?
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-antivirus-vista-2010
(see my fourth post)
Been awhile since I posted and my opinion changed. I seem to be in an AK mood lately.
http://www.arsenalinc.com/slr106fr.htm
Arsenal [of] Las Vegas SLR-106 FR.
5.56x45 caliber, folding stock, AK-74 muzzle-brake. MSRP $699.
See, it's an AK, but it's chambered in 5.56, which would arguably be the most common 'combat' caliber in the USA. Plus, with the Magnolia State Armory magwell adaptor, it takes AR-15 mags.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeRz8qcR-zI
How do you get more versatile than that? And Arsenal [of] Las Vegas builds 2MOA AKs. And that's with irons. So...yeah.
http://www.arsenalinc.com/slr106fr.htm
Arsenal [of] Las Vegas SLR-106 FR.
5.56x45 caliber, folding stock, AK-74 muzzle-brake. MSRP $699.
Spoiler:
See, it's an AK, but it's chambered in 5.56, which would arguably be the most common 'combat' caliber in the USA. Plus, with the Magnolia State Armory magwell adaptor, it takes AR-15 mags.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeRz8qcR-zI
How do you get more versatile than that? And Arsenal [of] Las Vegas builds 2MOA AKs. And that's with irons. So...yeah.


