Le 26 mai 2010, Robert Kaiser a écrit :
Lucas Levrel schrieb:
They'd probably be happy if you gifted them a more recent PC. What you
call "choices" maybe are not if they can't afford one.
Well, I can't change that an operating system that is 13 years old is
insecure. I'd also be happy if you don't try to insult me when I just want to
point that out.
I didn't want to insult you, of course. Just note that David E. Ross is a
regular poster here, so he's most probably well aware of those security
holes. If his wife keeps on using Win98 & SM 1.1.19, there must be strong
reasons, not mere choices.
It's not even my fault that old systems become insecure. Oh, and if you
can't afford new hardware, there's always a free operating system out
there that can run new and secure code on old computers - you might need
to learn to use a different system than Windows, though. It's not my
fault that Microsoft stops supporting old hardware. I can't work much
more than an average of over 50 hours per week, you know. But you could
help making things work better if you help the project.
I never meant all that, and in particular I didn't request that you'd port
SM2 to Win98.
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LL
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