Apple isn't much better. The official security fixes in Safari 4.0, released yesterday, are for a total of _47_ vulnerabilities. Microsoft has a long way to go.
As noted in the second comment in the posted article, Adbusters is using Google Analytics for user tracking. It doesn't seem like Adbusters is really concerned about this issue whatsoever if they allow Google to violate their own users' privacy, all while encouraging click fraud.
What is Adbusters thinking?
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Apple isn't much better. The official security fixes in Safari 4.0, released yesterday, are for a total of _47_ vulnerabilities. Microsoft has a long way to go.
As noted in the second comment in the posted article, Adbusters is using Google Analytics for user tracking. It doesn't seem like Adbusters is really concerned about this issue whatsoever if they allow Google to violate their own users' privacy, all while encouraging click fraud. What is Adbusters thinking?
Currently Microsoft charges per CPU, not core http://www.microsoft.com/licensing/highlights/mult icore.mspx. As we begin to see 4-core and 8-core CPUs, how long will it be until Microsoft begins charging per core?