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The ramblings of a lunatic include those people who say MS has for
decades neglected to produce secure code.

They haven't? All the available evidence would suggest differently.
MS's push for more secure code only began a few years ago. And some
of their moves since have been more than a little suspect. Holding
up the Address bar patch to roll it up in a bigger patch. MS did
the same thing in April, holding up patches to roll them together.
It's only a matter of time before a Windows vulnerability gets
leaked before MS releases a patch.

Holding up patching holes is negligent in my book.

I find that people that
make those kinds of statments have never written a single line of
code. Amazing!

I find it amazing that a person that gives their name as "Unknown,"
would think anyone would take a word they say seriously.


Geeeeeze! You don't know anything about business management either.

Making decisions based solely on profit margin, instead of doing what's
right.

Yeah, I know MS's business management theory. Luckily, not all businesses
are run so devoid of ethics.

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