Apple Security Update Posted

patpro writes "Apple has just released a security update for Mac OS X. It includes Apache 1.3.23, OpenSSH 3.1p1, PHP 4.1.2, rsync 2.5.2, and sudo 1.6.5p2 (among other things). For the moment it's available only via the Software Update pane in System Preferences, but it should be available later at the Apple Downloads Page."

Comments

Re:Just as I predicted

[paradesign]

Hey! another crappy post from everyones favorite genius! Have you considered that if you ran OSX + Mathematica 4.1 you could come up with a bit more accurate results? Oh what what did you say, your results arent based off of numbers? That would make sense because you probably cant even use a calculator. Too much entropy from typing the keys, nano hackers could slip through the cracks and steal your data!

Re:Microsoft Update

[Perdo]

At least post as a user next time asshole, so I know who I'm about to make a fool of.

Cinema Tools $999
iMovie 2 $999
iDVD $999
Final Cut Pro $999

Do you think they all have identical developement costs and therefore are all priced the same or do you think Apple might be ripping you off?

Apple recomended additional software:

Adobe After Effects $1999

They are certainly ripping you off with their hardware cost:

At least $2500 for a slow G4. At least wait for this to get some decent hardware at a fair price.

And what can you use this for? Home movies, low budget porn and local commercials. You see, you can only burn an hour of video using iDVD. Apple is trying to make you think you are shooting video just like the pros, just like they are trying to make you think that that pricey toy you have is a real computer. And they have you fooled. To the tune of $10,000.

A fool and his money are soon parted. By the way, to me $10,000 is a Beowulf cluster with 50 CPUs, just like Pixar uses, Steve Jobs' other company.

Go pout or LOG IN to respond you bitch assed coward.