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Congratulations jelly!
You officially have the worst reading comprehension I've ever seen. I've answered all your questions and more in my posts above. If you wish to refute them, have at it but make sure you quote me and you use specifics.

Please explain how your 2 minutes of post XP install hardening will save you from exploits as yet unwritten, which may use vectors not even under current consideration.

Can't but then no OS can protect you from vectors not even under current consideration. Nice try but your ridiculous challenge was proactively neutered with a quote of mine that you even posted in your reply although you obviously didn't read or comprehend it:
XP can very easily be secured against past, present, and future exploits, at least to the extent that common sense security practices can secure any OS against future exploits
Posted by: NonZealot   Posted on: 11/15/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Microsoft plugs Windows worm holes  Loverock Davidson | 11/14/06
Microsoft Plugs..  rondev | 11/14/06
Not really  Loverock Davidson | 11/14/06
Some customers will always complain.  Zogg | 11/15/06
True  Loverock Davidson | 11/15/06
Well I'll be Loverock actually said something I agree with  slim-01 | 11/15/06
Any problems yet?  APerchick | 11/14/06
Sigh, no excitement for me this month  NonZealot | 11/14/06
me niether...  galileon | 11/14/06
Windoze?  NonZealot | 11/15/06
Lucky, lucky NonZealot  whisperycat | 11/15/06
Whisperycat, you back for more?  NonZealot | 11/15/06
incandescant non-zealot  whisperycat | 11/15/06
Where is my apology?  NonZealot | 11/15/06
Enjoy your wait  whisperycat | 11/15/06
Jellyclock? That makes sense  NonZealot | 11/15/06
Softness  DevGuy_z | 11/15/06
Point by point  NonZealot | 11/15/06
I'm dubious convince me with details  DevGuy_z | 11/15/06
Your assertion is correct  NonZealot | 11/15/06
I second DevGuy_z's call for some evidence  whisperycat | 11/15/06
Congratulations jelly!  NonZealot | 11/15/06
NZ, Lord of pompous verbosity  whisperycat | 11/15/06
Creepy!  NonZealot | 11/15/06
Creepy indeed  whisperycat | 11/15/06
MS Plugs Windows Worm Holes  rondev | 11/14/06
MIcroslots worm is full of holes ?  not of this world | 11/14/06
Microsoft plugs Windows worm holes  www.cybertopcops.com | 11/15/06
The real problem with "hardening"  ghastly | 11/15/06
That is improvement, still nothing as usual  troubled241 | 11/15/06
regarding Microsoft plugs Windows Worm Holes  BigMikey1u2@... | 11/16/06
RE: Microsoft plugs Windows worm holes  nobgobbler | 03/31/09
RE: Microsoft plugs Windows worm holes  nobgobbler | 03/31/09

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