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got this from one of my message boards.
Please be aware that a recently announced Microsoft Windows vulnerability was identified that if exploited could allow the execution of malicious code to affect a user’s machine by simply clicking on a web link. Players are urged to exercise caution when clicking on web links. It’s also important to note that even with all of the latest security updates, your system could still be vulnerable to this particular exploit until such a time when a patch is released. not sure if its ie or a firefox thing. i personally use firefox |
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i got a message from microsoft stating that that problem is VISTA
related only. |
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ahh the almighty vista..
lol |
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i love firefox...if ya aint got it try it go to firefox.com. its amazing
the stuff u can add to make it all yours lol |
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Microsoft is contantly updating and releasing security patches and
fixes. Maybe one day they will get with the program and stop trying to be so propriatary and release a product that is not only ready but also complies with the world's internet standards. Prime example of this would be IE-7 while is is their most compliant browser to date for CSS. It still requires conditional comments and does not comply with the international standards completely for web design. Their excuse was they did not want to break all the old sites that are not compliant. However Firefox which is now open source by mozilla is far closer to being standards compliant then IE and it doesnt need conditional comments to display a web page that contains floats instead of tables. |
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well i got problems with microsoot anyway. gates going on tv saying we
need to make our kids smarter in sciences then in the same sentence saying he wants more open visa's for tech skilled wokers to come to america (so he can hire them) is a disgrace |
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Let me start by saying that firefox rules as now. IE& is cool, but of
course it has problems. I think that problems are all we see from microsoft. Windows is cool, but do you know what's better?? For the record though, there are always going to be problems with every OS. There is always room for improvment. |
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Hiya Classyjeff,
I just posted an article that I think address this issue... |
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Funny thing about that idea of the visas. I have been considering moving
to Austrailia and you would be suprised how hard it is to get a visa to move to a different country even with a highly technical background. If you are not weathy it is almost impossible. You have to have the government there sponsor you to get into the country. Gates wants to get all his outsourced programmers US citizenship. That is all. While Microsoft employees that participate in their stock program are all wealthy. If you dig a little into it you will find it is probably a company you would not want to work for in the future anyhow. You are young you should be focusing on learning about what you already have available to you. There are hundreds of different Open source projects out here you could learn about and develop with. Knowing the open source languages and technologies at your age will surely gaurantee your success in life. If I would have been more serious about my studies at your age then I was I would probably be a millionaire by now. If not I would surely not have to settle for a job at less then 150k a year. Instead, I got intensive a few years ago and am still trying to learn more while at the same time many jobs out there want skills I have yet to be comfortable with. It is a never ending learning experience I refer to as life. |
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