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FBI Urges Consumers, Companies to Take Additional Steps to Safeguard Windows XP
Fox News ^
| Friday Dec 21, 2001
| AP
Posted on 12/22/2001 6:09:21 AM PST by webster
Edited on 04/22/2004 12:31:57 AM PDT by Jim Robinson.
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To: Buckeroo
"Actually linux *IS* the internet router and server method" Apparently when I say "dominant consumer OS" you hear "internet router and server methods"
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12/22/2001 11:15:41 AM PST
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elfman2
To: Buckeroo
"Within the UNIX community, we have few problems about all this hoopla concerning security" I'm sure, but the UNIX community is light years beyond my 83 yo mom who somehow manages to boot up and log into ATT Worldnet once a day. UNIX just is not competitive in that market, and I suspect making it so would introduce vulnerabilities.
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12/22/2001 11:21:13 AM PST
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elfman2
To: elfman2
We have fixed this. We have a plethora of flavors about UNIX based upon your capabilities to handle this;scripts have been designed to almost plug&play with linux. It is simple to install and just a mouse click away without spending any money.
Use a search engine and find us. If you can't email me. I will try to help.
Best Regards!
Buckeroo
gibraltar@discover.net
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12/22/2001 11:31:23 AM PST
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Buckeroo
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To: webster
Bump
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12/22/2001 6:21:24 PM PST
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webster
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12/30/2001 11:17:53 AM PST
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webster
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