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Statements like that ring a bit hollow considering the number of security patches that Microsoft has to provide on a ongoing basis for their most "modern" Windo
by southern_cross 7y ago
Statements like that ring a bit hollow considering the number of security patches that Microsoft has to provide on a ongoing basis for their most "modern" Windows OS, and the thousands to tens of thousands of potential holes still left to be patched there. Out of necessity that patching is just never going to end, in other words, so Windows will never really be secure. In fact, it may just be about time to bring something like OS/2 back from the grave.