On 17/06/2011 23:31, V G wrote:
>> The links are not fine, it tried to hijack my browser to who knows
>> >  where.  It activated my no-script protection to the point of popping =
up
>> >  a dialog asking me to report this.
>> >
>> >  Use flickr, it's trusted.
>> >
> Haha. That made me chuckle a little.
>
> Then it pissed me off.
>
> Flickr my ass. I don't trust anything that replaces an -er with an -r.
>
> If my links caused your browser/os to go haywire, then the fault lies wit=
h
> your operating system. Get better security and stop blaming the world for
> your viruses, security holes, etc. I heard Linux/BSD/QNX offer great
> security.

Because there is stupid stuff in the .htaccess

I use Linux since 1999 and Unix since 1986. It's mythical that it's more=20
secure. I've never had to re-install Windows XP on this laptop in 9=20
years. Using it on Internet all that time.

If links do strange stuff it's your site, not his browser or OS.
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