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I agree with eximius and would add that special versions (or treatment) available to the DoD, banks and other large orgs who have clout is clearly not what I wa
by dmfdmf 10y ago
I agree with eximius and would add that special versions (or treatment) available to the DoD, banks and other large orgs who have clout is clearly not what I was talking about. Also, my point with Win7 is the that, unlike WinXP, the termination date will not be extended by Microsoft regardless of the outcry. They view that as a mistake and its is counter to their new strategy of the OS as a marketing platform.
- scholia 10y ago> special versions (or treatment) available to the DoD, banks and other large orgs who have clout is clearly not what I was talking about What you said was: > Win10 is not going to be installed in any business that needs high data security either for operations or regulatory requirements like HIPPA or the SEC, etc. How on earth do you think you were not talking about "the DoD, banks and other large orgs"? If you're only talking about consumer versions of Windows 10, what is the point of mentioning HIPAA (it's not HIPPA) and the SEC? ;-)
- dmfdmf 10y agoMy points are clear to anyone trying to understand me.
- scholia 10y agoI understood you perfectly well. I was just pointing out one of the obvious mistakes.
- dmfdmf 10y agoSo you are admitting that you are dishonest prick?
- scholia 10y agoNope. I think you should look in a mirror. Either way, that's not an appropriate comment in this forum.
- jessaustin 10y agoYou seem to think that your relentless M$ advocacy in this thread will benefit them from a public relations standpoint. Frankly after reading all your comments that seems unlikely.
- scholia 10y agoOne man's "relentless advocacy" is another man's "telling the truth". I take it you'd prefer things that are not true to go unchallenged? By the way, the use of "M$" is childish and usually marks out 1990s bigots. It's not a good look.
- jessaustin 10y ago"M$" is childish and usually marks out 1990s bigots When you walk around with a big red button on your forehead, you've got to expect people to press it.
- scholia 10y agoEven more childish that I thought....