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Still avoiding the obvious?
That Microsoft has the slowest track record in fixing critical flaws of any software company on the planet.

Fortunately, we have the open source community to set the standard.

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Posted by: BUCKWHEATONRICE   Posted on: 04/06/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Microsoft hit by another unpatched IE flaw  Loverock Davidson | 04/06/06
delusional as usual  stormdoor | 04/06/06
Forgive stormdoor  Loverock Davidson | 04/06/06
LoverBOY like you really know how to think ...........  Can you hear me | 04/06/06
Thank goodness Loverock was here to save  sykandtyed | 04/06/06
Still avoiding the obvious?  BUCKWHEATONRICE | 04/06/06
Loverock is Tedious  Hi_C | 04/06/06
Loverock is a shmuck with nothing better to do with his time.......  Can you hear me | 04/06/06
are you?  phburks | 04/06/06
ROFLMAO  Quiet_Type | 04/06/06
um...  baubo | 04/07/06
The exploits and attacks will be here soon enough.  Mr. Roboto | 04/07/06
Use Firefox. It has zero exploits.  OhMyGosh | 04/06/06
I have to agree  aussiedawg | 04/06/06
error  phburks | 04/06/06
...my error...  phburks | 04/06/06
I agree  aussiedawg | 04/06/06
umm...read it again happy  mdsmedia | 04/06/06
Where have YOU been?  RazorEdge | 04/06/06
Not accurate  Furiousrog | 04/06/06
Strange ...  rick752 | 04/06/06
Disabling Active Scripting Support  Annette-1 | 04/06/06
scripting  aussiedawg | 04/06/06
How To Disable Active Scripting  johnmcmullan7@... | 04/06/06
New IE flaw  ddagolfr | 04/06/06
Windows IS a critcial PATCH !  realitycheck101 | 04/06/06
Why change from IE..  Scrat | 04/07/06
Use Apple, it has no mean attackers  Boot_Agnostic | 04/07/06
Is George Ou on vacation?  bidemytime | 04/07/06

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