Huh.

[camwyn]

From a page at Symantec's web site:

90 percent of all answers are contained in the Symantec Knowledge Base.

Really? All answers? That's almost as impressive as my box of whole wheat Ronzoni pasta that claims that its contents 'lie at the heart of everything good'.

This is starting to make me wonder if I could replicate what happened when I worked at the video production company. For a while, I was getting crop circles in my oatmeal.

Comments

[a-blue-moon-cat.livejournal.com]

And here I thought that Douglas Adams had told us the answer already. *grins*

At any rate, that must be the largest site on the 'Net. ;)

[camwyn]

He only told us the ultimate answer. Obviously, there must have been lesser ones. And ninety percent of them can be found at Symantec's site.

*snerk*

[a-blue-moon-cat.livejournal.com]

Well, duh. *evil grin* LOL!

[wikdsushi.livejournal.com]

Depends what the answers are, really. Does the SKB contain the words "yes" and (especially) "no"? If so, then, well, yeah.

What? Most of my questions get answered by a no. "Can I go live with the ducks for a few days?" "If you're not going to eat that, would I like it?" "Have you seen an eight-foot python anywhere?" (That last one is occasionally answered with, "Why?" but "No" is just as common. I can't help it. I want a python, and I can't have one unless I find it.)

[sarekofvulcan.livejournal.com]

http://reptileman.com/home.html

[wikdsushi.livejournal.com]

Ooooh... *toddles in general direction of Seattle*falls in a lake*