Sorry, but people with brains are past the point of being polite to lying cocksuckers like you.

Make yourself useful. Go fuck your mother with a rake or something.

...this is just a nice little lab that will help the NSA figure out how to pick off the low-hanging fruit when THEY decide they want to put a stop to all that nasty free expression stuff.

'Way back in my last year of high school, a buddy of mine's older brother dropped by our "common room", where senior students were allowed to relax during spare periods and after school. The guy was well known for his spectacularly comprehensive use of recreational drugs.

So this guy sees that a chess game is just ending, and challenges the winner (one of our top players, as it happened). He took forever to make his moves, but it became obvious before long that he had the game in the bag. When our classmate resigned, my buddy's stoner brother turned around to us, tapped his head, and said, "It might not work as fast as it used to, but it still works".

From the user's point of view, the cost is a bit different. It's x cents per month for storage, plus whatever you pay for internet access.

And, of course, the fact that there's no question Uncle Sam will be pawing through your Rule 34 collection.

The results might be somewhat different, of course, if industrial labs didn't conduct most of their investigations "in-house". (snicker)

Hurray, hurray, it's the First of May!

Outdoor flocking starts today!

"So tell us again, Lefty, how you got that friction burn on your pecker."

And a free buggering once a week from your very own gigantic lifer cellmate. What could be better than that!

The basement-dwelling subset of the Slashdot community are praying they just don't make it smart enough to talk about...alternative uses for a vaccuum.

Slashdot's not particularly good for long back-and-forth exchanges, and it doesn't have the most modern-looking interface. That's a good thing. Because the commenting approach is STILL head and shoulders above most of what's happening now. Part of the Slashdot attraction is its quirkiness in a sea of one size fits all websites.

You're losing that.

This looks just like a hundred other sites, with a tuck here and a poke there to make it look marginally original. The commenting structure genuinely sucks. And it looks to me like it was designed to suck. It isn't that you need a few tweaks to fix little problems. The direction you've chosen is WRONG. I suspect it was chosen because some jackhole who uses terms like "monetize" and "accounting noise" got hold of the reins, and intends to Huffpost the place.

But hey, who am I to say it sucks like a tornado on meth? I've only been coming here for a few years.

I'm pretty sure my buddy's dating one.

Thanks for the information. I've found that a heads-up on certain file names can be quite helpful, however. If a particular file name has been targeted by nasty people, I'll just submit the one on machine for analysis by one of the many on-line anti-malware sites that attend to such things.

As it works out, I've learned that according to several sources the specific DLL's on my system are OK. They're where they belong, they're exactly the right size and contain exactly what they should contain...nothing more, nothing less.

I found both of them in TOR browser software and the pro edition of Easeus Partition Master 9.1.1 (legally obtained, not pirated).

So is there something inherently wrong with dll's bearing that name, or are they OK except when they crop up in Filezilla?

Jersey.

You shouldn't talk with your mouth full. :-)