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I went to the Micro$oft XP Launch today here in DC. After getting a chance to play around with it for a while all I have to say is that information security folks should thank Micro$oft for ensuring their gainful employment for the next few years.
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Micro$hit
thank god for microsoft.
and they say Micro$haft is completely useless
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"Everything that's countable doesn't necessarily count. What counts isn't necessarily countable."
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hehehe... only gonna get better too with .net
passports... servers... decentralized web services...
yumif it gets me nowhere, I'll go there proud; and I'm gonna go there free.Comment
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I don't know which part was my favorite...the return of sysconfig (with all users having rights to, and any user having rights to enable/disable services including telnet) or the remote desktop management. It warmed my heart to see the "features" that (Dollar) Bill Gates has provided for users with XP.perl -e 'print pack(c5, (41*2), sqrt(7056), (unpack(c,H)-2), oct(115), 10)'Comment
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I have determined the best thing to do is to not let any computer running windows be attached to a network or the internet"If common sense is so common, why do so few people have it?"
"Reality is an illusion, albeit a persistant one."
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I must admit...
I'm actually running XP at this moment and I must say that it looks a hell of a lot like Linux... I can see why too, Linux is looking quite threatening to MiCRO$OFT.
If you can't beat em... Steal their software, eh?:pComment
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normally i would have argued that point, but my playing around with kde2 is making me think that its getting much more viable nowif it gets me nowhere, I'll go there proud; and I'm gonna go there free.Comment
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Wasn't Microsoft being investigated for implimenting Linux code, and then restricting the code, thus violating open-source standards?"If common sense is so common, why do so few people have it?"
"Reality is an illusion, albeit a persistant one."
LONG LIVE NEXTECH!
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