Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 5th Feb 2006 17:10 UTC
One of the biggest reasons for many people to switch to a UNIX desktop, away from Windows, is security. It is fairly common knowledge that UNIX-like systems are more secure than Windows. Whether this is true or not will not be up for debate in this short editorial; I will simply assume UNIX-like systems are more secure, for the sake of argument. However, how much is that increased security really worth for an average home user, when you break it down? According to me, fairly little. Here's why.
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Member since:2005-07-07
Exactly, and this is why I don't argue about solution - step. When did I argue about solution. I even included your comment in italics what it relates to.
Second, I never argued about right direction.
You asked about not being related and being part of fix. There is where my answer belongs. Can't answer without geting where I aimed. But I never argued about step - solution.
If your only intention is to show where someone is wrong then don't ask questions where other must continue topic. I think you're a bit confused here
Edited 2006-02-06 05:56
Member since:2005-07-06
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2005-07-06
You're not making ANY sense dude. I originally said it was a step in the right direction, nothing more. You tried to suggest I said it was THE solution.
Is it a step in the right direction, yes or no? If you say yes, then your original reply to me was completely pointless and you are apparently confused.