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<blockquote data-quote="cruelsister" data-source="post: 1063717" data-attributes="member: 7463">Hi Guys! In case this thread is verlderated, just wanted to note a few things: 1). One of the reasons the video was made was the opportunity to play a very pretty song that reminded me of my first voice lessons which was concurrent to my initial attempts to walk (well) in Heels.2). Although some posts were enthusiastic, I found none that could be viewed as in any way nasty, so no offense could (or should) be taken.3), As to the ability of any viewers of either MalwareTips (or the pathetic few for my videos) to follow such discussions are concerned, one must understand that they are in no below average in Security knowledge, as even the Newest of the Newbie is elevated above the Masses by their quest for understanding.4). And just to be clear, I am a Her and have at Familiar named Ophelia (on my lap now actually).5). Finally, a person just making an initial foray into the Wonderful World of Malware should never (never, ever) be dissuaded by telling them it is much too dangerous to attempt, as this only inhibits the quest for knowledge.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cruelsister, post: 1063717, member: 7463"] Hi Guys! In case this thread is verlderated, just wanted to note a few things: 1). One of the reasons the video was made was the opportunity to play a very pretty song that reminded me of my first voice lessons which was concurrent to my initial attempts to walk (well) in Heels. 2). Although some posts were enthusiastic, I found none that could be viewed as in any way nasty, so no offense could (or should) be taken. 3), As to the ability of any viewers of either MalwareTips (or the pathetic few for my videos) to follow such discussions are concerned, one must understand that they are in no below average in Security knowledge, as even the Newest of the Newbie is elevated above the Masses by their quest for understanding. 4). And just to be clear, I am a Her and have at Familiar named Ophelia (on my lap now actually). 5). Finally, a person just making an initial foray into the Wonderful World of Malware should never (never, ever) be dissuaded by telling them it is much too dangerous to attempt, as this only inhibits the quest for knowledge. [/QUOTE]

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