new security patches

[#1]

Ms warns of more cyber attacks and release patches for XP as well

http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/microsoft-warns-on-new-cyber-attacks-and-issues-even-new-windows-xp...

[#2]

flaming CIA and NSA.. they've no idea what they've done to the world.

And can we even trust the security patches these days? - They're probably full of new bugs designed by the FEDs to let them in now the old vulnerabilities have been made public!

It does my head in.. not that i ever install the updates anyway.. but even so.. i get driven mad hearing about it all..

[#3]

Use of Microsoft isn't obligatory.

[#4]

thanks for the heads up - there were a total of 17 upgrades for my better half's PC running XP with Office 2003

[#5]

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@VileReynard wrote:

Use of Microsoft isn't obligatory.

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Yes it is if you want to stay in tune with the rest of the real world.

*nix is for the delusional who like to think that they can keep up (except on a RPi of course)

[#6]

Untrue.

[#7]

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7up wrote:

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Yes it is if you want to stay in tune with the rest of the real world.

*nix is for the delusional who like to think that they can keep up (except on a RPi of course)

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nonsense

[#8]

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@7up wrote:

*nix is for the delusional who like to think that they can keep up (except on a RPi of course)

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No, it's not, its for those users who do not need a point and click interface to make things work, as they have the common sense and ability to read man pages when needed and aren't afraid of the CLI.

[#9]

I stand by my point... it's for the dellusional 

[#10]

Your spelling of 'dellusional' is delusional - you aren't thinking of that that purveyor of PC's are you?

[#11]

You're not slightly upset are you? 

[#12]

I'm afraid not.

[#13]

But you are delusional!..