...the last time 'Sun' slipped me something I woke up groggy and sore...

Ballmer: "Can't we all just get along?!"

*BSD: "SURE! *hug*"

Ballmer stomps on *BSD.

If no one WAS actually climbing on the pipe like the article states, why did they put a sign up? "It ain't broke..."

Whats wrong with what I've been doing? The GPS chip behind your ear does a great job. And only $14.99!

Flowers have been sent to Mrs. Furry.

What are you implying sir? That I followed my own advice and RTFA/followed the links? Don't tread on me!

So umm...I have a confession...

I had no idea anyone actually used Mac's as servers. Sure, I bet you can get apache running or something but I didn't realize anyone had. Therefore, this is my first bit of exposure to this idea of Macs as servers and its all negative!

Woe is me.

RTFA! Seriously, CTRL + F "Windows" will show that it specifies XP SP3. A poster above has stated he reproduced the issue on Linux but the article states XP SP3.

I have no funny/clever/whimsical retort for you sir.

You may pass.

Facebook was recently brought down when their hamster keeled over and ceased powering their Amiga.

...I see what you did there. I still don't understand the appeal of those awful toolbars. They do nothing of consequence in my mind but sure do take up a lot of browser real estate. My girlfriend likes to run the google and yahoo toolbars together on her Vista machine*cringe*. Let me know when they come out with a toolbar with features worth giving up my browser space.

I left you guys out on purpose...

This is Slashdot. Right so far. We are mostly alternative OS users, i.e., Linux, *BSD, OSX, etc(sorry OS2 users). Right again. These articles are annoying in that they are so very broad. Its like the typical American-slashdotter who assumes the "Government" refers to the U.S. only in any context. This article presumes the user base is that of Windows users. Why not specify this is a ****OS NAME HERE***** issue? The article says this is a Windows XP SP3 issue. Great, that's nice to know, but I shouldn't be presented with an article that makes me think I need to go and update/remove Adobe from my Debian machine. Pure FUD. FUD' beyond belief! /rant

That's what they want us to think....all the while, draining the stamp supply!

But seriously, I understand your point and I can respect that. I just wanted to know if it could actually do anything useful. If not, cool; he's got a pretty neat toy now and that's well worth it.

This is Slashdot. Right so far. We are mostly alternative OS users, i.e., Linux, *BSD, OSX, etc(sorry OS2 users). Right again.

These articles are annoying in that they seem to vary broad. Its like the typical American-slashdotter who assumes the "Government" refers to the U.S. only in any context. This article presumes the user base is that of Windows users. Why not specify this is a ****OS NAME HERE***** issue?

The article says this is a Windows XP SP3 issue. Great, that's nice to know, but I shouldn't be presented with an article that makes me think I need to go and update/remove Adobe from my Debian machine.

Pure FUD. FUD' beyond belief!

/rant