Troy McClure swaggered in and superciliously wrote:
a purported activation crack is hardly a colossal attack like no
other in history.
It's just the beginning as you well know.
LOL.. i find it hysterical all the people that have very obviously
nothing nice to ever say about MS or their operating systems...
they all could have done it better, they all saw this coming... yet
youre broke
Um, I am not broke.
and MS is one of the richest corporations on the planet.
So's the mob, Arms Dealers and Hugo Chavez.
apparently
theyre doing something right.
Ripping off customers is "right"?
and while youre "learning" Ubuntu (a particularly pathetic version
of Linux)
Your opinion and not one I share.
i guarantee youre typing these
messages from a Windows OS.
So? I like XP and, like I said, I am *learning* Ubuntu, which, by
the way, does everything I can do with XP, even watch Windows Media
Player videos on news web sites. And, I might add, MUCH easier to
install.
If it weren't for the obvious disdain that MS has towards it's
paying customers, of which I have been one since 92, I would be
looking forward to Vista instead of learning Ubuntu. The
you-are-a-thief-until-you-prove-differently was the last straw.
After I learn Ubuntu, and if I find another Linux that I like
better, it won't cost me a kidney and a liver to buy it.
Alias
Troy McClure wrote:
and you base this on.... what? to make a statement like that i
can only assume your hacking genius has unearthed several major
security issues? please share them with us
Sure:
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=36591
And that's just the beginning. A new crack is out to bypass the
smarmy product activation nonsense as well. Of course, MS believes
that paying customers should participate in their cat and mouse
game with exploiters and crackers. I don't and, as a result, I am
learning Ubuntu.
Alias
"Red nosed reindeer" <-> wrote in message
I can see it now... a few weeks after its release to the stores...
the hackers will launch a colossal attack like no other in history.
Just to show to the world that vista is not really secure, its
only MS sales hype,
and that because of its mass and complexity its more venerable
than xp.
So for those of you that still have a dual boot with XP, my
advice is NOT
to remove it for a long time.. or you may face downtime of
several days