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Sounds like the same setup I have for an internet box. However I have an even more secure version of windows on another computer, win2K, NOT CONNECTED TO INTERNET.

I do like the feeling of more security and stability with the suse 9.1 pro, when surfing the web. This suse seems to run more stable than the red hat 9 that I had before, but it's still linux, and cool. Remind me again why we keep a 98 partition....
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No big deal, a patch was released Nov. 9th  ExLax_in_the_BHind | 12/17/04
Hey, you phished us just like IE does! LOL  Xunil_Sierutuf | 12/17/04
Horrible patch  FilledOut | 12/17/04
horrible patch  toadlife | 12/18/04
Microsoft strikes again....  Jomo_z | 12/19/04
RE: Microsoft strikes again...  jskline0@... | 12/20/04
But but, I thought Microsoft released 4 patches in time for Christmas  Squawkbox | 12/17/04
The reason they're gonna take vacation anyway...  slingzenarrowzuvowtrayjissforchin | 12/17/04
But but, I thought Microsoft released 4 patches in time for Christmas  rtoledo | 12/18/04
If microsoft would fix the known holes  Squawkbox | 12/19/04
I can't believe you used the phrase "A company that cares"  Laff | 12/20/04
"most secure version of Windows" ????  Xunil_Sierutuf | 12/17/04
I Have A Very Secure Version Of Windows...  jbx233 | 12/17/04
Coincedence  Spoon Jabber | 12/17/04
Re: Remind me again why we keep a 98 partition....  jbx233 | 12/18/04
Could it be...  Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 12/19/04
Cause like me you got a thing for PAIN? heh heh heh  Laff | 12/20/04
So do I . . . . It's called Linux . . . (nt)  Plain Logic | 12/17/04
So do I, . . . its called OS/2, LOL  FilledOut | 12/19/04
What's that another chim at the market share?  geek3point0 | 12/17/04
"Cookies are safe. They are your friend"  BitTwiddler | 12/17/04
Cookies are safe.  Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 12/19/04
Cookies are safe for End User not for Server Though  GreatInca | 12/20/04
A security gaping whole geyser flaw in the http protocol itself  GreatInca | 12/20/04
Cookies are safe. They are your friend  adsanders@... | 12/20/04
Re: Cookies are safe. They are your friend  eulagree | 12/23/04
Also...  eulagree | 12/23/04
Ballmer Announces "Not To Worry"  itanalyst | 12/17/04
OHMYGAWD...  slingzenarrowzuvowtrayjissforchin | 12/17/04
7.2 . . . Good, but not quite Mike Cox . . . yet... (nt)  Plain Logic | 12/18/04
MS security announcement  Knorthern Knight | 12/17/04
Don't care - Been using Firefox for a while now.... (nt)  Plain Logic | 12/17/04
Neither do I care: Firefox is the answer!  jabruno | 12/17/04
Same here - and recommending it to all my friends..  BanjoPaterson | 12/20/04
First FireFox - then Linux  LLLActive | 12/23/04
Right On!  Justcauz | 01/11/05
Maybe removing ActiveX?  FelisLachesis | 12/17/04
You can't  seosamh_z | 12/18/04
Maybe removing ActiveX?  rtoledo | 12/18/04
I Think The Missing .DLL is...  eulagree | 12/23/04
As flawed as today's IT solutions have gotten,  bjbrock | 12/18/04
Oversimplification  Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 12/19/04
It has to start somewhere  Xwindowsjunkie | 12/28/04
It has to start somewhere part2  Xwindowsjunkie | 12/28/04
Removing ActiveX  roylow | 12/18/04
Disabling Active-X in IE  bigbee_z | 12/18/04
Does nobody ask why....?  Jomo_z | 12/19/04
Why? Because you asked.  seosamh_z | 12/19/04
that is a lame answer  JasonL31 | 12/19/04
OK, I'll bite ...  Eggs Ackley_z | 12/20/04
Solution available here!  anthonycea | 12/18/04
Violating an industry agreement  Roger Ramjet | 12/20/04
Al's fair in love and Microsoft  rapson | 12/20/04
You anti business raving LIBERAL you...:)  Laff | 12/20/04
Afraid not  Roger Ramjet | 12/20/04
Afraid so.  Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 12/21/04
What agreement on anouncements are you talking about?  JimmyRopes | 12/24/04
NEWS FLASH: Air can cause death!!!!!!!!  Protector | 12/20/04
I think you're having a little trouble with the word "cause."  Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 12/21/04
DIY Certficates are free and they work on firefox too.  GreatInca | 12/20/04
Piling On  sidimusa | 12/23/04
Not Microsoft's fault  hillg@... | 12/23/04
He He...  boomslang_z | 12/23/04
YAH! for the hackers.  Justcauz | 01/11/05
Phishing hole discovered in IE  wscott21 | 12/23/04
Phishing hole discovered in IE  wscott21 | 12/23/04
IE shuts down  trakij3348 | 12/23/04
uSoft ignoring IE vulnerabilities?  LeeR_z | 12/23/04
MS and Retail Beta Software  GISBob | 12/23/04
Responsibility  ppw_z | 12/26/04

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