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24 Aug 03 - 12:10 PM (#1007326) Subject: Tech: more about security and Microsoft From: Bill D finally, a reasonably comprehensible article about the security problems...especially with Windows XP. It splits the 'blame' about evenly between MicroSoft's attitude and user's complacency. Aug.24-Washington Post |
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24 Aug 03 - 12:35 PM (#1007343) Subject: RE: Tech: more about security and Microsoft From: Bill D it may be easier for some to read in their printer-friendly version |
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24 Aug 03 - 08:34 PM (#1007546) Subject: RE: Tech: more about security and Microsoft From: Bill D popping this to the top so those who seldom post on weekends will not miss it. |
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25 Aug 03 - 01:35 AM (#1007647) Subject: RE: Tech: more about security and Microsoft From: Sorcha Isn't this soooo much fun? Assholes. |
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25 Aug 03 - 10:43 AM (#1007775) Subject: RE: Tech: more about security and Microsoft From: Bill D why, Sorch..I thought you loved Microsoft!...They keep you busy, and off the streets! |
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25 Aug 03 - 10:56 AM (#1007782) Subject: RE: Tech: more about security and Microsoft From: Sorcha riiiiighhhhttt........... |
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25 Aug 03 - 11:00 AM (#1007787) Subject: RE: Tech: more about security and Microsoft From: GUEST,MMario I am *so* glad I didn't update past 98 |
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25 Aug 03 - 11:01 AM (#1007788) Subject: RE: Tech: more about security and Microsoft From: mack/misophist A good article but nothing really new there. One basic problem is that, at Microsoft, the marketing department often makes decisions that should be made in engineering. "You call it a bug, MS calls it a feature. That means it'll never be fixed". |
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25 Aug 03 - 11:37 AM (#1007799) Subject: RE: Tech: more about security and Microsoft From: Bill D yep, misophist...you got it! |