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All Things Microsoft => Microsoft Software => Topic started by: Titan09 on 23 July 2004, 04:01

Title: How can people know that Microsoft is REALLY secure, since it's a closed src.
Post by: Titan09 on 23 July 2004, 04:01

Hi again everybody, I just wanted to make a topic again, after learning some Delphi  (http://smile.gif) . So, If I'll ask Microsoft, "how can you be so sure, that your products are secure, since only few people got the source code? And how can you EVEN DARE to recommend people to use IE?! Now, search for "a new, unknown exploit, has been discovered in IE. M$ doesn't give a fuck. And will update it only, when "The Next Excuse" - Longhorn will be released...". Now first of all, it really pisses me off that M$ bullshits people, and no one can sue that huge crap, thank god more and more people are going on GPL  (http://graemlins/tux.gif)    (http://graemlins/thumbsup.gif)  . But we linux-users do know that there isn't any hidden shit in the linux kernel (SINCE ANYONE CAN LEGALLY GET AND WATCH THE SRC!). God, does anyone know a place where there are some M$-jokes?

Title: How can people know that Microsoft is REALLY secure, since it's a closed src.
Post by: WMD on 23 July 2004, 04:24

How do they know?  They don't.  They're making it up.  What else would they say? "We suck"?

Title: How can people know that Microsoft is REALLY secure, since it's a closed src.
Post by: Aloone_Jonez on 23 July 2004, 18:28

quote:

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Originally posted by Titan09:
God, does anyone know a place where there are some M$-jokes?

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http://humorix.org/slogans/ (http://humorix.org/slogans/)  :D

Title: How can people know that Microsoft is REALLY secure, since it's a closed src.
Post by: Refalm on 23 July 2004, 21:42

Speaking of M$ jokes, maybe I'm going to host some jokes from the old Microsuck website.

Stay tuned  ;)

Title: How can people know that Microsoft is REALLY secure, since it's a closed src.
Post by: Orethrius on 24 July 2004, 02:09

Whoever said MS wasn't the joke?
Then again, if MS is the joke, I must've missed the punchline.