When more bugs can mean tighter security

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Totally hilarious to watch!!

What I find hilarious is that the logic changes as the facts change so the conclusions can remain the same.

2005: Firefox is more secure than IE. I mean, come on, there are WAY more patches for IE than for Firefox and everyone knows that the fewer patches you have, the more secure the product must be!!

2007: Firefox is more secure than IE. I mean, come on, there are WAY more patches for Firefox than for IE and everyone knows that the more patches you have, the more secure the product must be!!

And this post is being typed out in Firefox because I prefer it to IE but just because I use the products of a company, doesn't mean I will blindly apologize for the stupid statements coming out of that company.

Posted by: NonZealot   Posted on: 12/07/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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