On 2007-01-12, Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> claimed:
> Windows should not only be forbidden Net access (because of SPAM, DDOS attack
> and so forth). It should also be forbidden from the classroom. Simply put,
> it's unpredictable and it cannot be trusted. Only the minds at Redmond know
> what it's capable of, so where's the educational curve? It's like using hamd
> grenades to clear up a conference on peace. Okay... radical example... I'd
> take that back.
I wouldn't. I think it's worse.
At least well-placed hand grenades won't leave any live, innocent
victims. Windows nearly *always* does because there's no way to have it
"well placed" to avoid it.
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Vista: Proof you CAN fool some of the people all of the time.
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