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I feel like if I worked at NI right now.there'd be a changelog.AudioZ and AudioSex really make developers look bad, I mean we do all this for free and the service can't be beat. There's not even that many of us that work here but we SHOW UP to work. Anyway thanks for appreciating it Domov, it's a hard fucking job let me tell you. ACTIONS speak louder than words, much less private words. A cacophony of hypocrisy showing clearly your villainy. Warez are just the beginning here because there are so many other facets to this that it quite literally boggles the mind.I didn't know you were in Radium, learn something new everyday. So many stories here, some of the people that made the very releases that have enhanced our lives throughout the years.
A heartfelt thanks to all current team members or those that have retired, we appreciate all the gifts that you've bestowed upon us. ACTIONS speak louder than words, much less private words. A cacophony of hypocrisy showing clearly your villainy. Thank you R2R, Funtime, Horsemen for all these updates today! I'm so busy downloading. Feels like Christmas again.:)All Microsoft OSes are a security risk.
Half jokingly but half seriously, too.;) I can't wait for MS to go down and hopefully we finally start using Linux more. Something that you can inspect the code of. Something that has real time operating kernel and 'little things' like that. Not to mention something that is free and easily downloadable and has a GUI for everybody's taste. I simply hate OS eye candy and love the command line.:P 'The real hopeless victims of mental illness are to be found among those who appear to be most normal.' - Aldous Huxley, Brave New World Revisited. It's MUCH better now than it was a little while ago during the XP years, people love that OS but boy did security suck.
I actually sent them the idea to password protect the registry or require some approval before system changes are made guess what that became.UAC. I couldn't believe they didn't figure this out for so long, it's common sense I mean it's a critical system and with the right attack you can render someone's system inoperable.
This was even before XP I'm talking, more like 3.1/95 when it was first introduced. Once they stepped up their game it's been pretty impressive.I mean writing the security for THE most attacked platform with some serious market share isn't easy. At this point Windows 8 has better security than OSX, however it also has to repel more attackers. For example none of the exploits written against Windows 7 will work against 8 and at this point malware writers are hitting things such as Flash, Java or Reader.
I think Windows 9 looks very promising.Open source is great but besides the fact that Linux isn't user friendly look how some open source projects are unsafe. JDownloader for example tries to trick you into installing at the very least a potentially unwanted application but more likely adware or straight up malware. Open source's choking point is that startups need capital and in their search to obtain it they open themselves up to the very security risks the open source movement is purported to stop. ACTIONS speak louder than words, much less private words.
A cacophony of hypocrisy showing clearly your villainy.