HP Shelves Virus Throttler Program
longlanekid writes "Though HP has apparently designed a great program for slowing the spread/proliferation of virii and reducing the impact of DoS attacks, it's all being shelved due to Windows incompatibilities."
So it throttles Windows in general, thereby slowing the spread of viruses! I like it!
Take out Windows, and you take out the problem. Go HP!
...because "we don't own Windows," Redmond says.
It's funny when you read a sentence like
"we don't own Windows," Redmond says. and do a double take, thinking it's coming from Microsoft...
'"we don't own Windows," Redmond says.'
WTF?
If it has these bugs, why not release the program? Then the machines will BSOD and they'll stop spreading viruses. Goal achieved!
"[Regarding the 'cloud,'] ownership was what made America different than Russia." -- Woz
I can just see me telling my boss...
Me: "I had to shelve the clients project, sorry."
Boss: "Why?!"
Me: "Incompatabilities with Windows."
My arse.
Yes, HP's Unix may be closed, but seeing as how HP is developing this, they just might be able to get a hold of the source for their own operating system.
shhhhhhhhhhhhh
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The longer reason is because it isn't compatible with Windows [and Linux doesn't need it].
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> I recommend correctional facilities for those using the word 'virii'.
I think you mean "facilitii".
Remember --- one virus, two virii, three viriii, four viriv ...
Latin is easy!
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