Dustin said:
I'm just curious, at what point will you do any of the research for
your questions on your own;
If I was already a user of a system with virtualization capability it
would be easier for me to simulate platforms with known unpatched
vulnerabilities and hence I would have my answer. Since I don't have a
system with virtualization capability, I figured there would be no harm
in putting forward this question to this community.
Why are you taking my post so bluntly? What exactly do you have against
people asking questions on usenet? Is that a foreign concept for you?
Should I have not mentioned that site here?
Should I have not invited discussion as to the operational merits of the
facility being offered by that site?
Should I have not asked here if others can test the functional accuracy
of that site?
and possibly share what you find? Instead of asking people
here and in other forums to do it all for you?
What the hell kind of attitude is that?
Where do you get off that I want to sit back and let others do all the
work?
If you were to look back at my posts here, you'd see plenty of evidence
of what I investigate and post the results of. When there are things I
can't do (or do easily) why does it offend you if I ask if others might
be interested enough to try it?
You really won't (obviously) learn much if others have to
keep explaining things to you.
What you're saying is that nobody should ever ask a question, and nobody
should ever explain something to someone else. Not here, not in usenet,
maybe not even in a classroom. Because if they ask, then they'll never
learn. Just what is the nature of learning then?
So what should be posted to these newsgroups, if not questions?
What does that leave?
If you don't want to discuss that web-browser test site, then fine, you
didn't have to post a reply.
That you posted a reply that is just abusive says a lot about your
character.
