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Story: We all live in a Windows submarine...
Posted by: S.P. Goodman (Monday 1 November 2004, 3:01 PM)
The IT sector in the UK is infested with the same brand of unqualified hackery that dominates the other trades such as plumbers, electricians and painter-decorators, who also think they can just figure it out while they're on the job - to the detriment of everything but their own pocketbooks. These types don't give a damn whether it works or not after they've been paid and left the work site.
So if the Windows 2000 in question was installed by IT "consultants" from the UK it's absolutely no surprise that it's full of holes. One wonders if the shysters left essential security settings unfinished in the false belief that they'd be called back and paid more to make it all work. This too should be no surprise.
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Story: We all live in a Windows submarine...
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To the concerned British subject:
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RUE BRITANNICA!
Trusting any Microsoft produc... Anonymous -
thank's to confirme to me you are not europee... enthalpie
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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.
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Great !
and now It will be possible to declare war... enthalpie
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No risk to lives. Probably wont function in the we... Anonymous
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It will be fine,
so long as they are running... Les Reading
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No one can say that any Microsoft Windows OS is se... Magnus Grander
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Hee, hee, ha, ha - too funny. Why not use a reall... Anonymous
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You can't help wondering if it was piloted on... Bonzodogg
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Does military person need a web browser - I can op... Marukqs
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It's OK everyone, I can reveal why Windows is the... Peter Freeth
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Yawn. Its always the same lame microsoft bashing... Derek Mayne
