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Comments on news posted 2005-09-09 05:03:09: Around the Industry: WiNetworks launches WiMAX triple play services solution for satellite broadcast networks California ISPs pledge assistance to Cali cities that want to go wireless China Telecom blocks Skype, blacklists and threatens users Cal.. ..

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insomniac84

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Like it breaks the bank when a company offers something free to ONLY ONE customer.


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It would be really nice...

said by eEye Security :
It would be really nice to see Microsoft turn around a patch in between 60 and 90 days.
HA! That's too slow! How about 2 weeks or less!

If a small company such as Mozilla can crank out security patches for big issues in less than a week, than Microsoft can to since they have more (paid) developers than Mozilla.

Oh sure, Mozilla is open source, but there are only so many people willing to put forth their time and effort to create patches for free and contribute them to Mozilla. Open Source is nice, but it doesn't put food on the table.
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insomniac84

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said by trparky See Profile :

If a small company such as Mozilla can crank out security patches for big issues in less than a week, than Microsoft can to since they have more (paid) developers than Mozilla.
Are you trying to say that a web browser and an OS are equally complex? I hope your not. And fortunately for mozilla, if they release a patch that makes situations worse, they have no liability because no one paid for their crap.


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 Vint Cerf: monster or angel?

Vint Cerf must be causing some schizophrenia among the internet politically correct. On one hand he is taking a job with their darling Google(loved by all the MS haters). And on the other he is still Chairman of ICANN(hated by all the "UN will save the internet" losers). It must be a very stressful time for them - they won't know whether to love him or hate him.:D
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Re: It would be really nice...

It shouldn't take Microsoft two and a half months to fix a security bug in their web browser not the OS.
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said by insomniac84 See Profile :

said by trparky See Profile :

If a small company such as Mozilla can crank out security patches for big issues in less than a week, than Microsoft can to since they have more (paid) developers than Mozilla.
Are you trying to say that a web browser and an OS are equally complex? I hope your not. And fortunately for mozilla, if they release a patch that makes situations worse, they have no liability because no one paid for their crap.
Are you part fly by chance? You are one fugly dude.

solarbus

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read your microsoft eula...they dont take responsibility either
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