Hang the scum
by his testicles for a few months - in Siberia - outside in the Winter.
Gamekeeper turned poacher?
by his testicles for a few months - in Siberia - outside in the Winter.
There is one thing which has puzzled me ever since we read stories about certain companies put the heat on botnets... What happens with the peers ?
I mean; I really admire and totally respect the effort companies put in all this. Botnets are a menace for all of us. But so far most of the stories I read all tell how they're taking out the leaders or 'controllers'.
SO far so good, but if you leave all those affected peers for what they are, how likely is it that someone else will easily pick up where the previous owner(s) left off ? And then what ?
Previously the isps of infected machines have been given to their isps to notify their clients, can't find the reg article on it though. That may happen
So Microsoft's software isn't that secure - who knew?!
So anonymous nancyboys would rather sneer about the vulnerabilities in the world's largest platform than try to keep up by competing.
How predictable.
Everyone knows Microsucks O/S products have a minimum of 5,000 defects of which 10,000 or more are security holes or bad code that will cause BSOD. Bill planned it that way.
Confession in a title, huh? Numbers are so difficult to work with, aren't they?
The canceled Dumb and Dumber show is back
Well he/she may be dumb, but is still basically right.
M$ do leave a lot of holes in there OS by design, it is called, "built in obsolescence."
Otherwise who in hell would fork out for Win7 or Win8 that offer little that is new for the average office workstation, when XP. is quit sufficient for the job. Just stop the updates, and M$ has more money in the bank.