No end in sight to hacking of 'WoW' accounts

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Who says a Mac is not a gaming computer?

. . . and to think when i started playing WoW, i was told that my iBook G4 wouldn't cut it . . . well, it was fine -- and were i still playing today, i could blithely surf anywhere without worrying about getting my account stolen. i suspect Linux users (does WoW support Linux?) can say the same thing.

i wish people would get the clue that Windows-machines are not the *only* game-capable systems out there.

i do find it amusing that there's the very real possibility that players will patch this hole, only to find that either their *sound* has quit (sound is quite helpful for the hearing when playing WoW!), or their RealTek ethernet driver, or both. i thought patches were supposed to *fix* things, not *break* them?

Posted by: aellath   Posted on: 04/10/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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