Swiss Cheese Browser
Sorry for not updating recently, but I’ve banned myself from posting whilst drunk–and given that my life is currently restricted to coding, sleeping and drinking, that’s a bit limiting. However, those odd free moments I have are taken up with downloading patches for Internet Explorer and Windows.
As Richard Forno puts it: Forget California, it’s time to recall Microsoft
Code Red, Love Bug, Slammer, Nimda, Pretty Park, BubbleBoy, Melissa, Code Red II, MSBlaster, and numerous other high-profile Microsoft-sponsored incidents… many view them as “the price of doing business in the Information Age” and cheerfully spend (or lose) increasing amounts of money with each new incident arising from poorly designed software. But rather than face reality by conducting a dollars-and-sense risk assessment of their IT operation to see how much Microsoft’s vulnerabilities cost their enterprise annually, these sheeple – at all levels of government, industry, and society – prefer tolerating mediocrity to efficiency and reliability in their software assets, because they’re either too lazy to investigate alternatives or don’t want to propose changes to the comfortable status quo.
- Adolf and Eva show us around their beautiful mountain-top retreat
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