DayTrader

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   by DayTrader 15y ago

   I didn't say I didn't see a security issue (minor though it may be). I said that security is not the reason for this "fix" - the effort required for secure boot is completely out of balance with the potential exposure this plugs. And if Mic
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   by DayTrader 15y ago

   MS is pushing this so-called "secure boot" purely to prevent boot loaders from functioning. There is no "security exposure" that this plugs, this is a "piracy exposure" fix. The only people who install pirated versions of Windows are typica
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   by DayTrader 15y ago

   Shameless advertising...