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No Greek philosopher said that nonsense

First off, your rather lame claim that there are more complex programs then the current Windows programs are complete and utter nonsense. You make totally unsubstantiated claims and if you have independent proof just show it instead of making baseless claims and clearly biased assertions.

For starters, many of what I am sure you are alluding to as more complex systems, despite endless yards of code are protected by the fact that they have to worry very little to nothing at all about maintaining stability when combined with a multitude of independent third party software that the vast majority of the common user has come to rely upon. If you do not like the fact that the public has come to rely upon so many different software producers, well, that just too bad because they do. It?s a reality and Microsoft at this point is the only organization which has taken on the almost unreal task of integrating this multitude of software in a usable fashion.

And what is this drivel???;
?Even their "new" Vista already has security problems?

You?re kidding me right?? You?re saying you do not follow how the most advanced complex beta version of an OS has some security issues still? Please. I?m going to pull your cheap shot trick here and just make an unsubstantiated assertion because I think its completely justified in this situation; It?s a beta version ding dong! It?s not finished and if it was flawless it would be on the shelves for sale already. Seriously, you?re going to have to make a bonafide effort to make sense if you want thinking people to take you seriously.

And chummer?please answer my response as opposed to just placating some who may be fans of your type of circular and vacuous chatter.

And here is a touch of real philosophy for you, not your kiddy quotes;
'The Fool gets Angry. The Wise Person Understands.' (Ancient Indian Wisdom quote on Rembrandt Painting, 'Philosopher in Meditation.'

Posted by: Cayble   Posted on: 06/16/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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