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Least secure OS? Linux! by Bealz2006-11-19 12:55:59
  Every fix opens a new hole, or so it seems by Bealz2003-01-13 14:26:45
    Never said they wouldn't be. by caffine-iv 2003-01-13 14:29:51
But would you rather have hte OS for which a patch WILL be released within days or sometimes even BEFORE the exploit, or owuld you rahter have the OS that released the patch eventually a few years later?
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      Or never at all... by Freakazoid2003-01-13 14:31:28
        Those fixes (for 95/98/Me) are called XP by Bealz2003-01-13 14:37:18
          Heehee by LionsPhil2003-01-13 14:38:02
          Sure it has. by caffine-iv2003-01-13 14:39:28
          that's where you're wrong by mcnutcase2003-01-13 14:40:49
            linux is user-friendly by ozanbaba2003-01-13 14:42:58
              Linux lets you shoot yourself in the foot by LionsPhil2003-01-13 14:44:24
                It +HAS+ a safety??? by themadkansan2003-01-13 14:50:39
                  Yeah, don't go logging on as root for daily stuff. by LionsPhil2003-01-13 14:52:06
                    and that applies doubly to your home box by mcnutcase2003-01-13 14:53:24
                      Yup, I know. by LionsPhil2003-01-13 15:02:14
                        executes a command by mcnutcase2003-01-13 15:08:35
                  yes, it has a safety... by mcnutcase2003-01-13 14:52:09
                  someone mension macOs i geuss it is by ozanbaba2003-01-13 14:52:15
                Windows has a dead-simple safety... by swisscheese2003-01-13 15:29:09
              that's precisely it! by mcnutcase2003-01-13 14:45:43
                for example by ozanbaba2003-01-13 14:49:32
                  never try this at home (n/t) by ozanbaba2003-01-13 14:50:57
                    Of course not, try it at uni first :) (n/t) by caffine-iv2003-01-13 14:53:55
                      i will hehehehe (n/t) by ozanbaba2003-01-13 14:54:42
                Would you want an open panel on your microwave too by Bealz2003-01-13 14:59:15
                  I don't follow your argument by mcnutcase2003-01-13 15:00:47
                    Perhaps our definitions of ease of use is the by Bealz2003-01-13 15:18:36
                      My mom uses Linux. by caffine-iv2003-01-13 15:20:58
                  Linux installers generally say by caffine-iv2003-01-13 15:09:11
                    Those b******s! by LionsPhil2003-01-13 15:11:29
                    That explains a lot... by SnArL2003-01-13 17:09:21
      i remember that by ozanbaba2003-01-13 14:39:41
        Beats me, but if anyone leaves port 139 by caffine-iv2003-01-13 14:42:55
          s/96/95/; (n/t) by caffine-iv2003-01-13 14:43:13
          hehe or useless port 500 and others (n/t) by ozanbaba2003-01-13 14:45:29
      Considering the chances by Khaar2003-01-13 14:44:28
        i choose Linux cos i like the way it is by ozanbaba2003-01-13 14:47:24
        No, nor did I claim it was. by caffine-iv2003-01-13 14:47:41
          Sorry by Khaar2003-01-13 15:04:16

 

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