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Micro$oft endangers businesses and national security!!

Ed Black, the CEO and president of CCIA, whose members include Microsoft competitors such as Sun and Oracle, was even more blunt. "Microsoft's monopoly threatens consumers in a number of ways," he said. "It's clear it is now also a threat to our security, our safety, and even our national security."

sounds like a pretty biased study to me especially when members of the CCIA belong to such companies as sun and oracle who are out to get microsoft.
If I had a choice between using the latest sun OS or windows 3.1 I'd take 3.1 cause sun sux. 🙂 I use java applications at work and tell me why in the world does java need to take up 187 megs of ram for 1 freaking program?
 
Originally posted by: IBuyUFO
Ed Black, the CEO and president of CCIA, whose members include Microsoft competitors such as Sun and Oracle, was even more blunt. "Microsoft's monopoly threatens consumers in a number of ways," he said. "It's clear it is now also a threat to our security, our safety, and even our national security."

sounds like a pretty biased study to me especially when members of the CCIA belong to such companies as sun and oracle who are out to get microsoft.
If I had a choice between using the latest sun OS or windows 3.1 I'd take 3.1 cause sun sux. 🙂 I use java applications at work and tell me why in the world does java need to take up 187 megs of ram for 1 freaking program?

have to agree with alot of it though, m$ does have huge security flaws, how many critical updates and patches have they released this year alone.
 
Originally posted by: IBuyUFO
Ed Black, the CEO and president of CCIA, whose members include Microsoft competitors such as Sun and Oracle, was even more blunt. "Microsoft's monopoly threatens consumers in a number of ways," he said. "It's clear it is now also a threat to our security, our safety, and even our national security."

sounds like a pretty biased study to me especially when members of the CCIA belong to such companies as sun and oracle who are out to get microsoft.
If I had a choice between using the latest sun OS or windows 3.1 I'd take 3.1 cause sun sux. 🙂 I use java applications at work and tell me why in the world does java need to take up 187 megs of ram for 1 freaking program?

187 megs? Sounds like crappy programmers to me.
 
Originally posted by: GroundZero
Originally posted by: IBuyUFO
Ed Black, the CEO and president of CCIA, whose members include Microsoft competitors such as Sun and Oracle, was even more blunt. "Microsoft's monopoly threatens consumers in a number of ways," he said. "It's clear it is now also a threat to our security, our safety, and even our national security."

sounds like a pretty biased study to me especially when members of the CCIA belong to such companies as sun and oracle who are out to get microsoft.
If I had a choice between using the latest sun OS or windows 3.1 I'd take 3.1 cause sun sux. 🙂 I use java applications at work and tell me why in the world does java need to take up 187 megs of ram for 1 freaking program?

have to agree with alot of it though, m$ does have huge security flaws, how many critical updates and patches have they released this year alone.

at least they're patching it

it'd be a grave concern if they didn't give a damn

seriously, there's no way around it, as secure as you get it people are gonna find ways to break it
 
Originally posted by: IBuyUFO
Ed Black, the CEO and president of CCIA, whose members include Microsoft competitors such as Sun and Oracle, was even more blunt. "Microsoft's monopoly threatens consumers in a number of ways," he said. "It's clear it is now also a threat to our security, our safety, and even our national security."

sounds like a pretty biased study to me especially when members of the CCIA belong to such companies as sun and oracle who are out to get microsoft.
If I had a choice between using the latest sun OS or windows 3.1 I'd take 3.1 cause sun sux. 🙂 I use java applications at work and tell me why in the world does java need to take up 187 megs of ram for 1 freaking program?
Sounds like Acrobat reader

 
I swear java and oracle make me so mad! Do they actually think java is the only process I have running in my machine at work?
 
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