probablyfiction

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   by probablyfiction 13y ago

   What I should have said was that XP was the first decent consumer-focused release since Windows 95. 2000 had a good codebase, but an abysmal adoption rate.
2. 92.▲
   by probablyfiction 13y ago

   This article doesn't really answer the question it poses. Unless there is some huge security flaw that cannot be fixed, this marks the beginning of mainstream fingerprint recognition. Other companies will quickly follow suit. Yes, fing
3. 93.▲
   by probablyfiction 13y ago

   XP was the first decent Windows release since Windows 95, and consumers adopted it en masse. However, it was riddled with security flaws and that makes it less attractive when looking at it in hindsight.
4. 94.▲
   by probablyfiction 13y ago

   > I’m not sure what the lesson is here. Me either, but it was a good read.