A friend sent me this sardonic extract from an MP3 group on Kazza:
> I wasn't happy with it at all, I paid my money thinking I would get a
> superior product than those available for free, and on installing it I
> found there wasn't a hint of spy/adware anywhere.
> I've always been a public spirited individual who feels morally
> obligated to assist in divulging my computer habits to whoever is
> interested, I've nothing to hide and that's why I've never bothered
> with one of those ridiculous and troublesome firewalls, so in
> retrospect I wish I had stayed with Kazza and saved my money.
>
> But who am I to judge others who wish to keep their nefarious PC
> habits undisclosed? it's at times like this I wonder what Jesus would
> do in this situation?
>
Good question, Ian. In a way, I always think of the FastTrack
network as some sort of electronic equivalent of the 'Kingdom of
Heaven', with the paid-Kazaa being Jesus, the free ad/spyware-
packed one being John the Babtist, and the free CLEAN one being
Satan, may God strike him down.
I can only add, if Steve is still considering the purchase of
Kazaa, that he should think of his eternal soul, before anything
else.
Buy it, Steve, or spend eternity in Hell. Now; you wouldn't want
THAT, would you? It would suck enormous cock, that would |
