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Story: Why Microsoft code leak worries me
Posted by: Tom (Tuesday 17 February 2004, 1:18 PM)
Maybe it's time to reconsider your status as a Microsoft customer. They have demonstrated longstanding ineptness at making a modern, secure, plug-and-play, or easy to use operating system, and with this latest problem I think the time is right to jump ship.
Linux and Apple offer viable alternatives with the latter allowing full conectivity and compatibility with Microsoft machines and file formats. Only my opinion, but I think there is a better way ;)
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Story: Why Microsoft code leak worries me
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I'm with you on this one, David. Releasing Windows... Mark Green -
Maybe it's time to reconsider your status as a Mic... Tom -
How sure can you be of an OS when leaked source co... Anonymous
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The very fact that the code protecting data as sen... Anonymous
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If Microsoft wrote better code in the first place... Chris
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Security through obscurity has never worked, and p... K
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Who said the Linux community wants to see Microsof... Anonymous
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Great hindsight, and I agree.... it *was* a bad id... Anonymous
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I can't say that it bothers me one little bit!
My... David Oliver
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The Linux Community most definitely does NOT want... Chris Rankin
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Any cracker (hacker is different) worth her/his we... Adebayo Omo-Dare
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I don't believe any OS can be made absolutly bulle... Anonymous
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There are all too many who believe that the only r... adebayo omo-dare
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Who said this "the Linux community, which want Mic... John Damians
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@ the editors of ZDNet. Hereby I recommend myself... John Damians
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I don't think windows is as bad as the oss-communi... Richard
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You could be right, hope things will change and th... John Damians
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If MicroShaft didn't charge so much for their Oper... Anonymous
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"Given that Microsoft is target number one for the... Anonymous
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I suppose the idea behind this article is alright,... Anonymous
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source code leak? excuse me, mates. isnt the linux... David T
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I have 2 comments :
1. Something in your story doe... Peter B. K.
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