Attack code for Windows flaw heightens risk

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Well, it?s a problem if it actually starts getting into peoples computers and doing harm, but I haven?t met anyone who has had a single security problem in months with XP, and I know about...oh...a few hundred who use XP I guess.

Be sure to let us know, will you, if this actually turns out to be more of a threat then the last 20 dozen alerts that were so inconsequential they were practically bogus. When will you members of the ?We Hate Windows? gang start getting ?real world? about these so called threats. They are so meaningless and ineffectual that 99.5% of the regular world who uses Windows doesn?t even know about these so called security alerts, they don?t fuss and whine like you bozo?s who apparently do not even use Windows, and they get their patches automatically, and continue on with life because these things are a non event for pretty much everyone except people who are members of the ?We Hate Windows? gang.

So if you have time to waste worrying about a so called security issue that doesn?t have any effect on the very people who it?s supposed to be directed towards then you have more time on your hands then you should.

Posted by: Cayble   Posted on: 06/27/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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