Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Mon 20th Mar 2006 07:31 UTC
There's a software product coming that has the potential to demote spyware from a security priority to an afterthought: Windows Vista. Spyware has become a serious security problem for users of Microsoft's operating system over the past years, giving rise to a host of third-party tools to fight the insidious software. But perhaps the best defensive program has yet to ship, some analysts believe.
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RE: Seriously, OSnews editors
by Thom_Holwerda on Mon 20th Mar 2006 16:22
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Is this really going to be the pattern until it fially comes out?
Yes. You kow why? Whether you like it or not, Windows is the OS for about 90-95% of the world's computer users, and as such, it will have a lot of focus on a website called Operating System News. Don't like it? Leave. We don't care.
This is not news, this pure hype for the sake of Microsoft only you're not getting paid for it.
Not news? See above. And if you want to make out for yourself what's news and what's not-- go ahead and start your own website! Seriously.
You post all these articles, and you yourselves don't see it the overload of these kind of articles??
There's only overload between your ears.
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2006-02-20
Article after article after article on Longhorn/Vista. Is this really going to be the pattern until it fially comes out? I mean, Linux distros get announced when they come out, betas of various OSes get announced when they get released, but with Vista is every article someone can think up to write no matter how small the detail or how insignificant the basis. This is not news, this pure hype for the sake of Microsoft only you're not getting paid for it. You post all these articles, and you yourselves don't see it the overload of these kind of articles??