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serious operating systems, the move to 64-bits took place
TEN years ago, it was almost completely transparentl, and
after the few kinks were removed, developpers and users
started enjoying increased computation and storage
capabilities.

Unfortunately, with ms-windows, the few people that
started having fun are the virus writers.

Good job MS! wink

-m
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Well, there goes the M$hill theory of "most popular=most attacked"  Xunil_Sierutuf | 05/27/04
Shows what you know!  ShadeTree | 05/27/04
May or may not be true but  Linux User 147560 | 05/27/04
Here's a thought  Phil Nospam | 05/27/04
PhilN, that's a far reaching thought  stephen732@... | 05/27/04
Simple  PA-ITGuy | 05/28/04
Not quite...  techboy_z | 05/28/04
Re: Not quite...  PA-ITGuy | 05/28/04
Windows programmers...  bjbrock | 05/28/04
Aboslutely True  ShadeTree | 05/28/04
True  Suicida| | 05/28/04
It is most popular  ITsucks | 05/27/04
easy  zijiang | 05/27/04
Was That Common Sense???  nikoli | 05/27/04
Easy ...  Ardian Daka | 05/28/04
Curious  vferrara | 05/27/04
Re-Read the article  DragonBRockin | 05/27/04
psst!  stephen732@... | 05/27/04
Puma my point is...  DragonBRockin | 05/28/04
So release first?  AvdHarg | 05/28/04
Uh...NO!  DragonBRockin | 05/28/04
This has to be....  ShadeTree | 05/27/04
Hahahah  nucrash | 05/27/04
IA64 not x86_64  Robert Crocker | 05/27/04
Blast, I didn't catch the IA64  nucrash | 05/28/04
Beta??  richdave | 05/27/04
Corrections  nucrash | 05/28/04
64-bitness  ma.rk | 05/28/04
I am the guy...  ShadeTree | 05/28/04
(NT)Or he might just work for a company that uses IA64 servers  toadlife | 05/27/04
I think Symantec wrote it!  Phil Nospam | 05/27/04
at least somebody caught that  neil ubich | 05/28/04
No skill, waiting for 64-bit Linux threats  FilledOut | 05/27/04
Keeping them for later  nucrash | 05/27/04
(NT)People that can program in IA64 assembly code have 'no skill'?  toadlife | 05/27/04
Have skills, but how much is necessary to attack Windows  FilledOut | 05/28/04
What is the vulnerability?  rapson | 05/27/04
There is none  toadlife | 05/27/04
W64.Rugrat.3344 details  B.O.F.H. | 05/27/04
Flaw in article  rpmyers1 | 05/27/04
if you want to nitpick  toadlife | 05/27/04
Beta virus  Anton Philidor | 05/27/04
Not a Beta Virus  ShadeTree | 05/28/04
Might want to squirrel those away  FilledOut | 05/27/04
There are none.  richdave | 05/27/04
With  michael-t | 05/27/04
MS has already too many vunerbilities  Ope | 05/28/04
well  Suicida| | 05/28/04
I don't get it  PA-ITGuy | 05/28/04
here you go  Suicida| | 05/28/04
Starting Early  xero11 | 05/28/04
Sorry, Bad Link . . .  xero11 | 05/28/04
How many?  gmyx | 05/28/04
Most of them  neil ubich | 05/28/04
Well, well, well....  Hard Cider | 05/30/04

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