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Authored by: Anonymous on Friday, June 07 2013 @ 05:49 PM EDT |
In other news, the safest way to avoid financial ruin, is to browse
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Authored by: Anonymous on Saturday, June 08 2013 @ 02:54 AM EDT |
You mean they are hereby openly admitting that older versions
of Windows were full of vulnerabilities?...
They admitted that
nearly TEN
years ago:
Microsoft's festive advice: Don't plug our PCs into
the Web
By Charles Arthur, Technology Editor
24 December 2003
Its slogan is "where do you want to go today?" But Microsoft asks that
if you get a Windows computer for Christmas, don't take it to one particular
place: the
internet.
At least, the company says, not until you've been
to the shops again to buy extra software, and protected the system from the
deluge of viruses and worms that target the flaws in Microsoft's software as
soon as you take it online [and so on]
Nothing new ever comes from
MS!
...Then they should take responsibility for their user's
losses.
Now you know why they are rather keen to have that
condition that they're not responsible in any way for any losses in their EULA.
As MS likes to think: caveat renter.
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