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Another Look At Mozilla's BugFix Rate
An anonymous reader writes "Washingtonpost.com's Security Fix blog has published the results of a look back at three years worth of critical patches from Mozilla, and found that Mozilla typically ships updates for critical flaws in about three weeks, though in more than a third of the cases it pushed out a fix in ten days or less. The data comes just a few weeks after The Post published data from a similar study that found Microsoft averaged 130+ days to fix critical flaws. Slashdot also covered that study in a previous post."
Can it fix the bugs in my pubes? ie craps? Genital lice. MMMMMM hhhmmmmmm
...uhh, address that one for a change. The same flash binary in linux works fine in Konqueror, so you tell me who needs to fix their CPU spiking shit.
AdBlock is buggy and leaky, especially with FF 1.5 -- uninstall it and use AdBlock Plus:p ?id=1865
https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.ph