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| | hmm At work we have a 100/100 conenction that we just got (fttp and for anybody that is not a gigantic corporation or that stores lots of data even a 50/50 conenction will be enough. microsofts servers cant even keep up with the connection. | |
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| Re: hmm said by majortom1029:At work we have a 100/100 conenction that we just got (fttp and for anybody that is not a gigantic corporation or that stores lots of data even a 50/50 conenction will be enough. microsofts servers cant even keep up with the connection. And isn't it sad that we have allowed the progress of the internet to slow to a crawl. Microsoft doesn't feel the need to upgrade their networks because not to many have 100mbps connections.
We were promised a 100mbps network by 2009, I don't think were remotely close. | |
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| | Vista kernel is vulnerable That sounds pretty scary | |
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| | | Re: Vista kernel is vulnerable of course it requires to be an admin
"Unterleitner said administrator privileges are required to execute a program that calls the function containing the flaw, but that doesn't seem like much of a hurdle, since Vista trains its users to click on "OK" to all sorts of security warnings."
if the person is an admin worse thin gs can be done | |
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| | | | Re: Vista kernel is vulnerable Theinquier is always full of shit and Vista bashing.
How does Vista train a person to click ok? If an idiot was using another OS and wanted to click on everything and download everything, they'll still destroy their pc. | |
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Denver, CO | said by majortom1029:of course it requires to be an admin "Unterleitner said administrator privileges are required to execute a program that calls the function containing the flaw, but that doesn't seem like much of a hurdle, since Vista trains its users to click on "OK" to all sorts of security warnings." if the person is an admin worse thin gs can be done Yeah, really not a big deal if you're using Vista the way MS wants you to. I have a password on the admin account, so I'm the only one in the household that can actually install new stuff or update the old stuff. Yes, it's a bit annoying for me, but it prevents less well educated users from installing all kinds of "free" crap they found on the Internet.
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