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The IT world does NOT know better.
The IT world is mostly made up of Bill Gates followers.

The "wannabees, that believe that MS software
replaces a good educataion, and experience.
Bill Gates did a good job of getting idiots
to claim to be iT professionals.

There are a few still true IT Professionals
left out there, but they are hard to find.

Since employers know even less, these fakes
are hired on the same hype that sold IIS as
a "Professional" system.

Parden me whilst I go barf.
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The final step  Yagotta B. Kidding | 07/02/04
Thanks but no thanks  mojoman_x@... | 07/02/04
Re: Thanks but no thanks  Franklin_z | 07/02/04
you do relize that...  doh123 | 07/02/04
Exactly  Jeff Spicoli | 07/02/04
version numbering, geez  nrlz | 07/05/04
Yeah, right ...  Mike Rotch | 07/06/04
Re:  nrlz | 07/07/04
standards for comparason...  ryusen | 07/06/04
Re:  nrlz | 07/07/04
what was your point?  ryusen | 07/07/04
Apples and Oranges...  Martin Marvinski | 07/03/04
Bottom Feeder...  markgros@... | 07/06/04
The first step of many to help secure your windows eXPerience  Monkey_MCSE | 07/02/04
THE FLAW IS FOUND IN ALL  Enterprise Analyst | 07/02/04
wrong-o  eLurker | 07/02/04
And...  Jay Cash | 07/03/04
Read it yourself.  Linux_Developer | 07/03/04
Mozilla is the BOMB!  sqr(cos(180)) | 07/02/04
For each account...  IT_User | 07/03/04
I don't use IE, at all.  agottschald | 07/03/04
Why Firefox?  IT_User | 07/03/04
It's not quite as bloated  CobraA1 | 07/04/04
Actually, there are some differences ...  Mike Rotch | 07/06/04
Goooooooo Microsoft  mojoman_x@... | 07/02/04
Actually, they didn't  poocow666 | 07/06/04
One of these things is not like the other  tic swayback | 07/02/04
Well he has to make the computer stupid believe it..  Monkey_MCSE | 07/02/04
The IT world does NOT know better.  jrbeaman | 07/02/04
I see it!!! I seeeee it!!!  Xunil_Sierutuf | 07/04/04
no they are both true!!!  ryusen | 07/06/04
MS is fixing it  Enterprise Analyst | 07/02/04
It must be nice  Yagotta B. Kidding | 07/02/04
welcome to bliss  LinuxHippie | 07/02/04
bliss ALL web-browsers are affected..............  Enterprise Analyst | 07/02/04
Reading comprehension is questionable!  B.O.F.H. | 07/02/04
ummm  eLurker | 07/02/04
Try doing a little more research next time, pal.  Linux_Developer | 07/03/04
Clue Please  cookingwithcat | 07/06/04
All browsers?  Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 07/02/04
If you couldn't unserstand...  agottschald | 07/03/04
CERT and others already posted the solution  Franklin_z | 07/02/04
Firefox is garbage  ObiWayneKenobi | 07/02/04
better how?  doh123 | 07/02/04
He obviously doens't know  php_developer | 07/02/04
Oh, it's much better!  Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 07/02/04
Woops!  Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 07/03/04
Re: Firefox is garbage  Franklin_z | 07/02/04
Re: Firefox is garbage  ginseng37 | 07/02/04
"the browsing experience"  Martin Marvinski | 07/03/04
Suddenly the typography on ZDNet looks awful on Firebird  none none | 07/02/04
on firefox you mean?  doh123 | 07/02/04
That happens from time to time  Jeff Spicoli | 07/02/04
Microsoft half fixes serious IE vuln  arthur-b@... | 07/02/04
Does disabling "an ActiveX component" ...  Len Rooney | 07/02/04
There's a fix for that too.  Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 07/03/04
Fix it HELL - Do Away With It ENTIRELY  chasster123 | 07/02/04
Ultimately they're going to have to.  Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 07/03/04
Flaw is in ALL browsers  Enterprise Analyst | 07/02/04
Not quite so  Bill4 | 07/02/04
Addition  Bill4 | 07/02/04
*wrong*  eLurker | 07/02/04
Depend on how they are made  pj-xmesh | 07/03/04
That's a completely different flaw!  Linux_Developer | 07/03/04
Flaw is in ONE browser  IT_User | 07/03/04
Which company do you work for?  agottschald | 07/03/04
Don't waste your time - he's likely a mis-directed 10-year-old.  Plain Logic | 07/03/04
Isn't his employer obvious?  chemist109 | 07/03/04
You don't want his job...  DarbyOhara | 07/06/04
Good one... Except wrong flaw...  boomslang_z | 07/03/04
Analysis Failed on Enterprise... ERROR ADODB 7878  boomslang_z | 07/03/04
Wrong  poocow666 | 07/06/04
Enterprise Analist, READ YOUR LINK --- "NOT Firefox 0.9 and UP"  Plain Logic | 07/03/04
*and*  eLurker | 07/03/04
Donations please  Iain_Peters | 07/03/04
Donations please  Enterprise Analyst | 07/03/04
Will the real No_axe.. Step forward.  agottschald | 07/03/04
THANK YOU ENTERISE ANALYST!  George Mitchell | 07/03/04
Here's what Enterprise Analyst didn't tell you!  George Mitchell | 07/03/04
Effects of enterprise analysis ,heh  pj-xmesh | 07/03/04
Aaah, to heck with computers altogether  FilledOut | 07/03/04
Norton and KB870669?  drl_z | 07/03/04
What is safe? wink  agottschald | 07/03/04
(^-----^)  pj-xmesh | 07/03/04
Theres another that i havent seen on the affected list  linbegone | 07/04/04
Just toss ActiveX  CobraA1 | 07/04/04
Ummm wrong!  DarbyOhara | 07/06/04
Guess it depends on the sites visited  FilledOut | 07/04/04
ALL browsers have this same flaw.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 07/05/04
Axeeee do you read the other posts on this board?  Squawkbox | 07/05/04
I really expected you to do better than this, you have disappointed me!  George Mitchell | 07/05/04
Information Please  Bill4 | 07/06/04
Check out the top two posts  Squawkbox | 07/06/04
All major browsers HAD the LAST vulnerability  Robert Carnegie | 07/08/04
Now this is funny  Squawkbox | 07/05/04
Here is my  michael-t | 07/05/04
Would that it were true.  Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 07/05/04
I know this is another  michael-t | 07/06/04
If This Were A Linux Flaw, All Of You Crackheads Would Be Making Excuses  chrislovesdana | 07/07/04
wow...  ryusen | 07/08/04
Even Slate recommends upgrading to Firefox/Mozilla. . .  boomslang_z | 07/09/04

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