I don't get it. The guys at microsoft want at least 99 euros for the XP Home Edition. Obviously this is for HOME users, without a company administrator to look after them. Nevertheless XP's handbook consists of a short quickstart manual on how to install the os. shouldnt microsoft *admit* that they know that the internet can be dangerous for inexperienced users and offer a short guide on what to look out for and how to configure XP to be as safe as it gets?
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Goldeneye on N64 was more than just playable, it was much more addictive too.
there certainly were a couple a Mac ads on the TV in germany. and now you also get an ipod-shuffle ad thrown at you every ten minutes.
I don't get it. The guys at microsoft want at least 99 euros for the XP Home Edition. Obviously this is for HOME users, without a company administrator to look after them. Nevertheless XP's handbook consists of a short quickstart manual on how to install the os. shouldnt microsoft *admit* that they know that the internet can be dangerous for inexperienced users and offer a short guide on what to look out for and how to configure XP to be as safe as it gets?