That may be true, but they certainly aren't security patches and are therefore a choice to download, not a required download as Microsoft so often declares. Nor would that include the 100-200 MB downloads for each of the OS and MSOffice service packs.
O'Really...
And how would that be different than downloading service packs and security patches from Microsoft????
Yeah... it would be smaller, faster and far less frequent.
There are two general types of people... those who want to know how things work, and those who don't give a $#!T how things work. The same goes for automotive mechanics and keeping your car running. If everyone new how to properly maintain and fix their own cars we wouldn't have garages or mechanics.
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Where did you say you were from again????
Azureus automagically detects your current provider and can... as I have just seen when I installed Azureus 3.0... not use encryption.
That may be true, but they certainly aren't security patches and are therefore a choice to download, not a required download as Microsoft so often declares. Nor would that include the 100-200 MB downloads for each of the OS and MSOffice service packs.
O'Really...
And how would that be different than downloading service packs and security patches from Microsoft????
Yeah... it would be smaller, faster and far less frequent.
There are two general types of people... those who want to know how things work, and those who don't give a $#!T how things work. The same goes for automotive mechanics and keeping your car running. If everyone new how to properly maintain and fix their own cars we wouldn't have garages or mechanics.