OT - recovering files with Linux
P. J. Alling
webster26 at mindspring.com
Thu Jun 7 10:50:42 EDT 2007
Back when the US was prosecuting Microsoft for monopolistic practices US
Gov. requirements were that contractors, suppliers and agencies were to
use some flavor of Unix. Unfortunately after that episode was finished
all was forgiven. On top of that I'd bet just about every country in
the world is using Windows, and 90% of all commercial enterprises world
wide as well. Microsoft created the original hooks used by most spywear
for similar purposes (and now gives away band aids to while not really
fixing the problems). They are truly an evil organization. Microsoft
proves that over and over again. Unfortunately being evil by itself
isn't against the law.
mike wilson wrote:
>> From: "P. J. Alling" <webster26 at mindspring.com>
>> Date: 2007/06/06 Wed PM 09:55:10 GMT
>> To: Pentax-Discuss Mail List <pdml at pdml.net>
>> Subject: Re: OT - recovering files with Linux
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>> Looked. It's too late now, I read the rest and I'm just very, very, pissed.
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> Vista certainly seems to have great potential for terrorism purposes. One report of a "leaky" device causes worldwide revocation of that device during updates? I suspect that, with artificially generated reports on about a dozen different video cards, you could shut down most of the USA government computer network, once it's on Vista. Brilliant.
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>>>>> On 6/6/07, graywolf <gray_wolf at charter.net> wrote:
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>>>>>> Neither of my computers will even run that resource hog. Guess I am lucky.
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>>>>> I'd say no sane person would run Vista anyway. A well-known computer
>>>>> security expert recently did an analysis of some of the costs:
>>>>> http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~pgut001/pubs/vista_cost.html
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