Jim Carlock wrote:
Microsoft doesn't make only one OS.
WinXP has a different oleaut32.dll than Win2k than Win9x than
DOS. Point in case, Microsoft has gone the route of selling 20
operating systems all different in many ways, all similar in many
ways. A global attack on Windows machines won't affect every
Microsoft OS and probably won't even touch DOS.
Since more than half the machines out already aren't running w9x, the
one different file won't be mattering much.
Being that DOS IS a variation of Unix whats the difference? That
DOS uses a backslash and Unix uses a forward slash?
I'm just being stupid by posting to this message, but I think I have
a somewhat unobtrusive point to present.
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"kurttrail" wrote in
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Jupiter Jones [MVP] wrote:
Kurt;
Stay with your facts.
I did, notice that I was quoting myself.
I never even suggested "one big target of an OS" is the way to go.
You were disputing my arguement that MS's monopoy OS is what is the
biggest security hole for the general public by blaming the general
public.
Those are your words and ideas.
Which you were trying to dispute by blaming the victims, rather than
the delivery system of being locked into one big fat target of a
Desktop OS.
You seem to need to falsely put statements to others in order to
support your ideas.
No, I trying to actually get you to confront my ideas, instead of
doing the side-step shuffle to protect your Masters.
To bad you can not support your point on its own merit.
I already have, it's you that have not support any contrary point the
dimishes my opinion in the slightest bit.
Furthermore you start to name calling.
What else could you be called when you only answer that most
inconsequential part of my post, and leave the meat of it untouched?
That's exactly the tactics of a troll.
Name calling is strong evidence that you lack the ability to support
your own point of view.
My point has been proved, and only the MicroDeafDumb&Blind can't see
it. MS's desktop OS monopoly is the biggest security risk for the
general public today, because that one giant-assed target can't help
from getting hit.
It's a hell of a lot easier to hit one bird with one stone, than two
birds with one stone. I have common sense on my side, you have only
your unwavering devotion to MS to back you up.
Thank you!
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