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of course if you have more than one it's easy though not everyone does :) |
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Do you really think it would be any different if the 'key' company was called Linux or Mac? Compare Cars to Software. Ford Motor Company. Multi Billion dollar company. Some of the brightest engineers in the world. Why can't they get things right the first time? Why do they have recalls so they can fix things? There are hundreds of 'Security' companies that do nothing but look for flaws in Windows. Most are PAID by MS to do just that. Some are not. Most of these Exploits are not even used by hackers. They are just 'discovered' and then abused. Think about software in general. Think about the internet. Flaws and security holes are EVERYWHERE. Not just in MS software. Most are not even known. There is no way you will be able to catch every loop hole. There are tens of thousands of people every day that do nothing but try to find holes in software. Tell me...what if hundreds of well paid companies and tens of thousands of hackers tried finding holes in *nix software EVERY DAY? What do you think would happen? It just so happens MS is the Key company in the game right now. Do you really think it would be any different if the key company was called Linux or Mac? |
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So you're telling me to fuck off becuase you could not get online? Anyway...what was the glitch? |
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If you can't see that, then there is no point in continuing this line of the discussion. Quote:
Fact is, I followed a chain of advice starting with the warranty providers that I PAID an extra $500 to have at my beck and call. When their own techies couldn't get me past the glitch, they passed me on to Microsoft. I couldn't phone MS because it was late on a Saturday night, so I called them the next day. Through all the "hold" time and such, and being passed from one rep to another, they finally said I should call HP. I did so, and after more hold time and more transfers I was eventually told to call MS! I played this game until their bottom line was that they would need $35 in order to tell me how to solve a problem that was obviously theirs. The MS rep I spoke to, after hearing me describe what I was up against, admitted that it was in inherant glitch in the Windows ME registration process. And the only reason the Future Shop techie knew about it was because guys like him actually install Windows on hundreds of computers on a monthly basis, so he is familiar with these little gitches. That was the first time I had to reformat the HD on this computer using ME, and I had not encountered anything like that problem before. Hello? Anybody? The details of the glitch are too much to get it all layed out here properly for you. You'll just have to buy Win ME, partition a new drive, set up a dual boot and try to install it..... you'll come to it eventually and then you'll know. |
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2. do some searching for GM/Microsoft comparisons... there was some famous comments from a couple of years back, someone posted them here earlier today or yesterday. 3. there are plenty of people (both hackers, crackers and security professionals) that try to find bugs in all the other operating systems, the biggest difference with the microsoft (and I'm sure many closed source companies) is that their security is done reacting to issues rather than preventing them. You seem to be under the false impression that money is the only thing that makes software work... surely you must realise (it appears from your site that you are a coder) that the best work most coders do is their own work rather than work for someone else, what motivation is there for programmers at microsoft to pump out good quality code? they're still going to get their paycheque... |
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It seems pudcat and CDSmith really don't like MS. I have never had a problem. The best I can tell you is switch to *nix. Goodluck. |
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What, am I fucking saying it wrong? Do you own stock in MS, is that it? |
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What was the glitch again? |
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