Submission + - Windows Home Server taking aim at Linux?
Anonymous Coward writes: "More Linux shenanigans afoot, mebbe: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/brierdudley/ 2003514343_brier08.html"
Sometimes it even happens that we do not mention issues in our changelogs even though we have fixed it — because we are waiting for other vendors to fix the same issue in their products.
It can happen that the severity of an exploit is upgraded by our internal security team at a later stage, since further analysis shows that the original severity was not accurate: our priority is to first fix the issue...
"So what you have been seeing with the 9.10 release and the delayed announcement of two vulnerabilities is an unhappy coincidence of the release and the Christmas vacation.
Gov Arnold Schwarzenegger on Monday proposed to extend health coverage to nearly all of California's 6.5 million uninsured people, promising to spread the cost among businesses, individuals, hospitals, doctors, insurers and government.
The plan contains elements that are likely to provoke opposition from a wide range of powerful interests, including doctors, hospitals and insurers, as well as employers and unions. But it also contains incentives for each of them.
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