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I actually disagree with this, despite being a die-hard XP user. Once security fixes stop for the OS, you don't want to lure people into sticking around.
by ck2 13y ago
I actually disagree with this, despite being a die-hard XP user.
Once security fixes stop for the OS, you don't want to lure people into sticking around.
- dpcx 13y agoI don't think they're "luring" them to stick around. But if the OS is still in use, shouldn't the (arguably) most used piece of software still be secure?
- Eiwatah4 13y agoIs there any chance for that most-used software to be secure if the underlying OS is full of holes? (I'm not completely sure myself. But I'd rather err on the safe side.)