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Microsoft's fault
This problem is entirely Microsoft's fault. I don't know how or what, but I do know why. All problems are Microsoft's fault, no matter what.
Posted by: BruceWheelock@...   Posted on: 12/27/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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I finally get to say....  JoeMama_z | 12/27/04
Linux is also irrelevant to this issue  escoles@... | 12/28/04
Microsoft's fault  BruceWheelock@... | 12/27/04
idiot....  vinnie327 | 12/28/04
Welcome  rapson | 12/28/04
I apologize...  vinnie327 | 12/29/04
Honestly, who didn't see this coming??  chiwawa | 12/27/04
MS is completely irrelevant to this issue  escoles@... | 12/28/04
Oh pardon me!  chiwawa | 12/28/04
Excuse me, but...  PA-ITGuy | 12/29/04
... and that makes this a great example:  escoles@... | 12/29/04
Old School, Yo  escoles@... | 12/28/04
You People Still Don't Get "IT"!  Da-Man | 12/28/04
Also about advertising your vulnerabilities.  escoles@... | 12/29/04
This Is Neither A Microsoft Or Linux/Unix Thing  itanalyst | 12/28/04
No.  vdraken | 12/28/04
(NT)Its always a Microsoft problem.  chiwawa | 12/28/04
Welcome!  X Marks The Spot | 12/28/04
santy worem....  jtg_z | 12/29/04

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