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Story: We all live in a Windows submarine...
Does military person need a web browser - I can open 100000 browser Windows and stop the system for a short time with simple Javascript.
Don't forget that Explorer is a core windows component and it could not be removed from the system.
Why don't you use assembler!
You can't trust complex operating system which already has 68000 viruses. I thing that for military purposes systems should be written from scratch.
Noone in fleet needs Media Player or Minesweeper. Or do they?
The system is too complex to disable all it's features.
Don't even think to use Windows - haven't you learned the lessons in your life.
Sorry for my bad English. I hope that you will not cause a war - monkey with big ears in parlament.
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Story: We all live in a Windows submarine...
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I find it amazing that the government has given co... A concerned British Subject -
To the concerned British subject:
Our nuclear dete... Samir Patel -
RUE BRITANNICA!
Trusting any Microsoft produc... Anonymous -
thank's to confirme to me you are not europee... enthalpie -
One of the major ship builders in Americ... Ian -
It has reached my ears that weird clicking an... Anonymous -
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The same people that are quick to infor... Arthur B. -
Great !
and now It will be possible to declare war... enthalpie -
No risk to lives. Probably wont function in the we... Anonymous -
It will be fine,
so long as they are running... Les Reading -
No one can say that any Microsoft Windows OS is se... Magnus Grander -
The IT sector in the UK is infested with the... S.P. Goodman -
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Hee, hee, ha, ha - too funny. Why not use a reall... Anonymous -
You can't help wondering if it was piloted on... Bonzodogg -
Does military person need a web browser - I can op... Marukqs -
It's OK everyone, I can reveal why Windows is the... Peter Freeth -
Yawn. Its always the same lame microsoft bashing... Derek Mayne



