On 3/14/2011 1:17 PM, m II wrote:
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"dave" wrote in message
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Good ole Microsoft

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/03...1_fatal_error/



At least the Microscrap junk catches it in their execution and memory
access violation trapping like a real O/S does. In Linux it just hangs
the machine leaving the user guessing "What happened?"

Good thing Linux is not that complex or popular and people can't be
bothered to write viruses for it frequently.

It's lonely at the top



mike


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Whatever. It's lightning quick now. If it ever gets trashed like Windows
it'll still be free. All systems crash. WhyTF should I pay MSFT
shareholders $200 for the privilege?