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To: JohnBrowdie

Google “TinyPic malware” - they have an inordinate amount of malware issues, so much so that they constantly keep getting on and off blacklists.

Last I checked, Wikipedia (where I got the pic from) has never spread malware, which is more than can be said about TinyPic.

And, no, I honestly didn’t know it was the huge resolution pic. But you know what? The more you complain, the more I want to post higher resolution pictures to threads.


34 posted on 03/10/2017 2:47:06 AM PST by Spktyr (Overwhelmingly superior firepower and the willingness to use it is the only proven peace solution.)
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To: Spktyr

first of all, there are nearly innumerable ways of hosting pictures in a way that allows you to resize them. I mean, it’s a big internet. I just suggested one to you that required the minimum number of IQ points to operate.

I’ll just accept the fact that you either cannot or will not understand the concept of image hosting. but surely you know that any jpeg can be injected with malware . . . even the ones on crowd sourced(!) wikipedia — which is infested with liberal nonsense, if not malware, and not a place I frequent when looking for reliable information.

so, wikipedia may or may not have malware to offer, but it certainly has nothing but liberal talking points and regressive-progressive propaganda infesting it.

but, hey, if someone gently suggesting that you not be a crappy forum citizen makes you want to be a crappier forum citizen, then, as I said earlier, go with God. it’s totally your choice. but it’s a petulant and juvenile choice.

but you really should pay more attention to the preview. that’s what it’s there for.


41 posted on 03/10/2017 8:49:28 AM PST by JohnBrowdie
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