I don't care if it was buttered toast. I'm still calling it OS 10.
You've spelled "emphasize" wrong.
That's a paradox. How can you like both commas and run on sentences? Using either of the two negates the use of the other when used properly. Did you understand what I said when I said...
No, it's OS 10. You still don't get it do you? X is the roman number of 10. Because I type spoken English, I say 10. If I choose to call it OS 10, then let me call it OS 10. When most Macintosh users hear people say "oh es ex" it sounds like nails on a chalkboard. Don't preach to me about how...
lol. Answer this question. Am I really anti MS or am I anti Vista?
Name one post or thread that I ever said Microsoft sucks.
Now, name one thread in which I ever said Linux rocks.
Before I even mentioned Linux, you all thought I was an Apple fanboy. So now all of a sudden I'm a Linux...
lol. That was 5 years ago. My friend KMR is Japanese and he was using Fedora Core 3. He lives in Japan currently (and he did back then too). At the time, I didn't know anything about Linux and I was interested in Linux at the time. I just got into Linux about 2 years ago and never looked back...
Retarded?! Are you blind?!
Our generation grew up without any sense of entitlement. It is the older generation that had everything handed to them on a plate. They could get out of college, buy a house and support a family on the income they had. Even then, college wasn?t necessary: high...
Alright. As a person who simply had a neutral inquiry, you definitely are quite hostile in your recent post.
Lets start with the fact that you are throwing your age around. Your age has little to do with the fact that your rights are taken away. While you're sitting comfortably on your...
Actually, the word "errors" and "mistakes" work along side each other. They don't negate each other. The errors are the direct result of the mistakes made. The person will realize or be aware of the errors caused by their mistakes.
Hopefully I was able to clarify for you.
Nice rant... But you sound so much like a tool. I'm sorry.
First of all, "Protected Content" or DRM doesn't stop the problem these media companies are trying to protect. They are trying to protect their stuff from piracy which is NOT working. The only thing DRM is doing is making it...
You can do anything huh?
Burn a Blue Ray or HD DVD disc in Vista. Go ahead, I'll wait.
Oh, you need the program? Here ya go:
http://www.slysoft.com/en/anydvdhd.html
Yeah. So, umm... Go ahead and take some computer tech courses. That way, when you come in here with an argument, you'll be...
What do you consider a TRUE freedom? If you buy a Microwave from me and then 2 months later I take it back. How would you feel? Cheated, wouldn't you? What makes Vista any different? If you bought it, it's yours. That is how everything works. According to Microsoft's EULA, you do NOT own Vista...
I advocate because people don't realize that they give up a part of their freedoms by using Vista. You may be satisfied, but that doesn't mean you aren't imprisoned. Read Microsoft's EULA for Vista. You are practically agreeing for Microsoft to say, "Your PC does not belong to you. You are...
No. I could see through his little ploy, so I decided to not dignify it with an intelligent response.
If you read into what he's saying, you can see that it's stupid and the logic to it is pointless. For example. If you say you're going to build a Linux OS from the ground up, it's obvious...
A) No. I mean't I could care less. It goes both way, so we're both right.
B) Ya think so? Personal opinion on your part.
C) No, I meant OS 10 because that is how it is spoken. I don't normally use roman numbers in my text, so why should it be different with the title of OS 10?
Apple...
Nothinman. You know me well enough that when I say Windows users avoid the facts that I'm referencing what I said in a previous post you replied to. You know my stance on this issue and you know it's true.
I do understand that it's possible to build something and reuse existing parts...
lol so?
I could care less. I'm a *nix advocate. I support Unix and Linux (that includes OS 10). I used to support Windows until I realized that Microsoft seriously does not care about their userbase. They constantly lie and take their time with security threats. They then turn around and...
a) I agree with you. Which is the point of my thread ;-) . Microsoft lies and gives misinformation about the integrity and well being of their OS. That was the point I was trying to make.
b) I haven't bashed anything else Microsoft has made except Vista. Don't believe me? Do a search for...
Why are you denying the facts when they are right in front of you?
They compared Vista to *nix when they said that their OS was more secure to Linux. Come on, dude. Now they are saying, "Whoops! It's actually more secure than Windows XP."
And according to Microsoft, Vista was built from...
7/7/2007
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Looks like Microsoft's patch causes more issues than it actually fixed.
http://www.playfuls.com/news_06876_Micr...tch_Causes_DLL_Errors_at_Startup_.html
and more info about the incompatibilities here:
http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/31522/108/
Well, lets look...
Bush takes no responsibility at all. Then he comes back and says Democrats will raise taxes and hocus pocus. However, he never once explains the mess we're in and how we're going to get out of it.
http://newsblogs.chicagotribune.com/news_theswamp/2007/03/bush_congress_o.html
What are you...
Thank you for that link.
To explain to Nothinman... None of the unpatched vulnerabilities carried over from version to version or even from month to month. From what I can tell, they appear to be vulnerabilties found within the month. Only 13% of them are considered unpatched at this moment...
My job is not to convert you. I want people like you to fess up to all of those times when you said Vista was invincible. I haven't heard a single one of you admit to the same things you've all said a few months back.
I at least provided proof. Where is your proof. Needless to say, I don't believe you.
I wanna see a link that displays 18 "exploits" that have been unpatched in the current Linux kernel. Please show this to me
lol ok...
That's irrelevant and questionable since IE7 only runs on Vista and XP, everyone running a different version of Windows is stuck on IE6 and there's a lot of XP users who still haven't installed it either. And hell there's probably more people running IIS and SQL Servers on the...
How am I blowing this out of proportion? Microsoft even considers this vulnerability critical. The webpage I linked to also listed the vulnerability as critical. I never mentioned anything about user intervention. The point is that it takes very little user intervention to infect the said...
I never argued that user interaction was or wasn't involved. The fact is the vulnerability is still remote. You even admitted that it was a security hole and it was moderately serious. So, what's the issue?
Nope. It's a remote vulnerability. Here is the proof (and patch):
http://research.eeye.com/html/alerts/zeroday/20070328.html
There are more people running IE7 than there are running IIS and SQL Servers. This vulnerability affects a much higher number of machines than what you're talking...
Not that I condone piracy, but if you bought a CD with a valid key, just download a pirated version and use your CD Key on that. That way it will work for you and it wouldn't be illegal since you DID pay for it.
Ok....
No, it's you who needs to read and comprehend. The hacker used a local vulnerability. He wouldn't have been able to do that if he didn't first have access to the server. The ani exploit is a REMOTE VULNERABILITY. This means the hacker doesn't need remote access to the machine to gain...
This is simply not true and has been proved a thousand times before. Don't make me pull the IIS vs. Apache example out.
Windows is attacked more because it wasn't originally built with security in mind. Microsoft bypassed security for user convenience. What happened thereafter was the...
You really need to read the stuff you're using in your defense.
One of the Developer accounts were compromised. The system was not. If the hacker has access to the server by legit means (valid username and password), then the security of the OS goes right out the window since the server assumes...
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