Story: Testing times for open source
Posted by: Stephen Pinker (Friday 22 October 2004, 6:23 AM)
IE has come out the clear LOSER!
What wasn't said, "It is unknown whether MSIE was affected by the malicious code because it gave no signs of problems."
The other browsers crashed when a problem came up. This helps prevent them from being attacked!
When IE has a problem, expect it to keep running, and when it finally does crash, it'll take your Operating System with it.
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