Obviously this has gone undetected so long because of the lack of understanding of the issue in general and the users lack of access to the code in special. How many of these issues are still hidden?

I have 100 Mbit , two ways, and I'm not alone. Speed in browser is a factor. Remember, "640 Kb ought to be enough for everyone"?

I do use that as well. In order to be a good deliverer of IT, I use what our clients use so that I have the same problems as they do. I would like to put them all on Linux, but there is a lot of resistance.

Usually, I leave the computer on, but sometimes I need to reboot, because the machine get slow, memory is used up and it start to swap. I avoid doing it because it take the machine 5 minutes to go down and 2 minutes to start. Compare that to 20 seconds to go down and 20 seconds to boot for my portable with Ubuntu.

There is the explanation for the shutdown benchmark.

I know, a lot of people believe that when there is more users, there are more incentive to exploit and that is the only difference between Windows and Linux. It's just that it doesn't work that way. They are implemented in a different way, and since my confidence in the security of Microsoft isn't that great, I don't believe you are right.

There are still people that think ActiveX is a gift to humanity.

I am already updated. Thanks to Debian.

Flamebait? You must be jealous ;)

There are several providers, in Sweden. That's why we are well ahead of the rest of the world in terms of clashes with the media industry. They won't sell content to reasonable prices so people share with each other.

I have a 100/100 fiber in to my livingroom for 15$/month. Don't pay for slow and capped connections. Demand what you want

Where have you got that idea from?


As far as I can see the last update is Wed, 22 Apr 2009 13:39:58 +0200.

I would say that FAI is worth looking at. You will have full control over which updates are applied.

Shhh!!! Dont give them any idéas.