Re: How well does the Windows Vista Firewall work?



Alias wrote:

Kicking Albright wrote:

Alias wrote:

Kicking Albright wrote:

Alias wrote:

Kicking Albright wrote:

Alias wrote:

Nonny wrote:

On Sun, 27 Jul 2008 11:13:20 +0100, "Marc " <RmEaMrOcVE@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

"Nonny" <nonnymoose@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:nmvn84hdn2p637f3ugb3eeq4oig4jk0t15@xxxxxxxxxx

On Sat, 26 Jul 2008 21:48:00 -0700, Carey Frisch [MVP]
<cnfrisch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

With the excellent Windows OneCare package, there is
no need to install a multitude of different security software.

With the excellent free apps available, there is no need to spend
money.

Vista is the only modern OS that requires all this crap to stay secure.
Hope that changes with Windows 7.


If the table were turned and Linux had the market share that Windows
has, Linux would have all the world's hackers working to break it as
Windows does now.


That's the FUD that MS and shills like Carey would like you to believe. It just isn't true.

Alias


That's BS Alias because what the person is saying is true. Linux is not as popular as MS in the home user sector, therefore, they are not coming after the Linux platform like they do with the MS platform because it doesn't have the ignorant home user sector using the O/S as much.

Linux is no bed of roses, it has the same fallible human beings that develop program solutions for the platform and the O/S itself. They are NOT super human beings Alias, and Linux in the wrong hands does and will get attacked.


Care to substantiate your FUD (as if)? The only way my box can be compromised is if you're sitting in front of it with your hands on the keyboard and mouse.


You substantiate your FUD that some program or O/S written by fallible human beings that put their pants on one leg at a time can't be attacked in the wrong hands Alias.

Linux and the programs written for the Linux platform are NOT written by super human beings. Linux didn't originate on some distant planet and made its way to Earth.

Human beings are not perfect and nothing we do or create will ever be perfect. Linux is swiss cheese just like the O/S(s). The only thing Linux has going for it is that it's not in the hands of the masses. So the hackers have no reason to come after it, like they do with the MS platform.

That's all that's being said here Alias. And that O/S you hold so dearly and you are a fan of cannot be attacked in the wrong hands those same mases of hands that you covet to come to Linux won't expose the Linux faults when the hackers follow them is ridiculous to think that will not happen.

You cannot be this stupid, blind and naive. But maybe you are all of that with a total brainwashing.


I didn't think you could substantiate your FUD. All you can do is hurl unfounded insults. Ho hum.



I can't help it if the truth hurts. If you can't stand the heat, then get out of the kitchen, Alias.


When you post the truth, I'll alert the media.

<copied - You tossed an insult here yourself.>

>>>>> That's the FUD that MS and shills like Carey would like you to
>>>>> believe. It just isn't true.


No insults there. It is FUD and Carey is a shill.

Now the insults continue:


You have total brainwashed yourself, and you have not given any evidence as to why Linux is not swiss cheese just like any other O/S in the wrong hands.

You got all kind of excuses Alias -- (The Excuse - Alias), and you always go into a tap dance, jig and spin.


More insults but no proof. How surprising.


You keep getting your stupid ass kicked and don't even know it.
That's why you proly have an infected box and your stupid arrogance won't let you admit it.
Get lost troll.
.



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