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Thread: What damage can adobe flash player do to a linux machine?

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    Re: What damage can adobe flash player do to a linux machine?

    Quote Originally Posted by nerdy_kid View Post
    noscript will just kill flash, so if you want to use flash you have to disable noscript temporarily anyway. I saw just install it. If you get a virus, post here and you'll be famous
    You don't get viruses via flash attacks. And you don't temporarily allow flash. You select the things you trust such as the video frame on youtube, while the other unknowns from the site are blocked.
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    Re: What damage can adobe flash player do to a linux machine?

    Flash may not shorten the life of your computer but it does shorten your life expectancy. Frustrations with flash on linux cause an increase in stress hormones which has been shown to shorten life.

    So, yes, flash is dangerous to your health.
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    Re: What damage can adobe flash player do to a linux machine?

    Quote Originally Posted by tgalati4 View Post
    Flash may not shorten the life of your computer but it does shorten your life expectancy. Frustrations with flash on linux cause an increase in stress hormones which has been shown to shorten life.

    So, yes, flash is dangerous to your health.


    Indeed.

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    Re: What damage can adobe flash player do to a linux machine?

    Got enough stress already! Is it flakey on Ubuntu then?

    But what alternative is there to Flash if, like me you are not a Linux expert? I don't want anything flash (?) just something that will let me view the videos on News sites etc..

    Mo

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