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A Special Needs Class
George Smith, 2003-06-02

The University of Calgary's new course in virus-writing begs the question: is it a cheap publicity stunt or just boneheaded educating?

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A Special Needs Class 2003-06-02
Anonymous
A Special Needs Class 2003-06-02
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A Special Needs Class 2003-06-02
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The comments I submitted to comp.risks on the subject 2003-06-02
Nicholas Weaver (3 replies)
The comments I submitted to comp.risks on the subject 2003-06-03
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The comments I submitted to comp.risks on the subject 2003-06-03
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The comments I submitted to comp.risks on the subject 2003-06-04
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A Special Needs Class 2003-06-02
Anonymous (1 replies)
A Special Needs Class 2003-06-03
Anonymous
A Class of De-Bunking Bullsh1t 2003-06-03
Phat PhuCk Kluley (1 replies)
A Class of De-Bunking Bullsh1t 2003-06-04
Anonymous
Virii have been invented under Unix as a GAME 2003-06-03
gilbertf@netbsd-fr,org
What is virii today was, in the past, a game under Unix called "core wars". The viruses were a game under Unix, where people entered competition inside a machien for his/her code survival.

This whole affair is bullshit. Checking history and what the virii have been before explains it's always been there and will remain. This bunch of morons that ignore history just show their lack of culture and knowledge of history, let's mv * /dev/null this whole bla-bla about University teaching bad things to students or bullshit alike.


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Little Red Book has been used too. Ahem. 2003-06-11
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