Anti-MS Group Aims to Block Vista
Anonymous | Tue, 2005-08-09 20:18http://www.betanews.com/article/AntiMS_Group_Aims_to_Block_Vista/1123614377
Interesting article for all to read...
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This case is stupid. I'm no advocate of MS, but this is not fair. Of course there will be security updates, that's not a reason to complain. There are plenty of other fair reasons he should be focusing on.
I don't like people who speaks out agains corporate products. It is in his rights to do so but what he is doing is not right. Is there anything as perfect software? There are always bugs and people always exploit them. Why blame Microsoft when the hackers are the ones who are trying ruin things. Maybe because Microsoft is such a big company and has millions of users.
Think about one day IF Linux takes over 70% of the world's computers. Who do you think virus writers and hackers will want to target?
I'm from Illinois and I sure won't vote for him.
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What a collassal waste of bandwidth that was. I think Ivan pretty much covered things in his response.
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