, The Associated Press 2004-12-16
Microsoft Corp. disclosed plans Thursday to offer frustrated users of its Windows software new tools within 30 days to remove spyware programs secretly running on computers. But it might cost extra in coming months.
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Its the spyware, hackers, and crackers.
You can log onto any computer on the internet if you know its IP address.
Once you do that, harm can be done to the computer.
FTP sites no longer work for me. Good.
Don't want'em. Don't need'em.
Do you want the Internet police to continue shutting on websites because they are running Windows? Then get off of Microsoft's case. They ARE doing something about it. Linux and Unix are the ones without any security. GnuPG is not what you think it is, and a password can easily be cracked. Linux and Unix have root, which can be used by a hacker to do some serious damage to your computer running linux. Don't tell me otherwise, because it happened to me while I was running Linux.
Linux safe? Bah humbug.
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