Life is found most everywhere that it can reach. The only reason we have not found life in space yet is because gravity does a good job of keeping life on the planet and out of space.
"Scotty, you're right, there is no intelligent life down there! They think
they are the only ones.".
Dude, *you* are life in space.
Look at it from the perspective of another SpaceLifeForm discovering
you on another planet.
Or both. Neither Microsoft nor Novell has really said *anything* about the various agreements with any specificity. And that would be by design to generate the maximum amount of FUD.
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Vista.
A USB powered refrigerator would probably
work for this guy since he does not mention
an icebox in the article.
I guess he eats out all of the time.
No. Yes. Maybe.
So they can spy on the user. If the holes are there by design,
it would make sense there are other holes that have yet to
be discovered.
I'm pretty sure these exploitable holes weren't
stable until 98se.
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Though, that could change once some company finds a market for that data.
MS Bob: Shovel? No, I'm trying to *shine* shit!
"Scotty, you're right, there is no intelligent life down there! They think they are the only ones.".
Dude, *you* are life in space.
Look at it from the perspective of another SpaceLifeForm discovering you on another planet.
It's the Microsoft machines that have 99% of the problems.
And most of the tools that have been mentioned here are for 'fixing' Windows machines.
Kick the Microsoft addiction, the withdrawal is worth it.
I'd rather we entrap the executive in a clamshell.
Ok, we can provide an airhole if you insist.
You're correct. It *seems* that way.
I should patent that. Oh, wait, it's a standard.
Of course not. Internet Explorer is difficult to figure out now.
Or both. Neither Microsoft nor Novell has really said *anything*
about the various agreements with any specificity.
And that would be by design to generate the maximum amount of FUD.
I believe I'd check out another vendor.
Exactly. Pure bullshit.
And guess what, interoperability with Microsoft products
is a complete non-issue, once you kick the Microsoft addiction.
And Microsoft knows that for a fact.
The Microsoft-Novell FUD agreement is nothing but that. FUD.
That's what Microsoft is selling these days.
I would worry way more about video cards.
Especially, Nvidia and ATI cards where
the specs are proprietary.
That's what IBM has been saying about SCOX.
Since Vista has been RTM, I declare the Rovers winners!
It was always a tossup between a Rover death or Vista release,
but Microsoft went into hurry-up mode.
The really tough feat will be if the Rovers survive until
Vista is no longer supported.
Mod parent up. This is exactly in line with the
BS happening on other fronts: SCO v IBM, SCO v Novell, etc
and the new Microsoft-Novell FUD agreement.
Even though it should not fly, the legal fees will
be interesting during appeals.