By Jo Best
Published: Thursday 13 May 2004
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Richard Halpert
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Lotus Notes Admin
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Ahhh, SP2 for WinXP. Gee, I seem to remember a marketing campaign that claimed that XP would be the "most secure operating system yet from Microsoft", and "XP will mean the end of service packs". Yeah, right! And the moon is made of green cheese too! How can this company have any credibility left at all? Lets see what SP2 for XPee will screw up as it "fixes" holes that should not have been there in the first place.
End of July looks good - it's my birthday in July ...
Anonymous
When will this ever stop? New patch here, new viru...
Anonymous
Gouda has holes, not Cheddar
Anonymous
Playing catch up with Unix
Patching via deltas ...
Anonymous
Ahhh, SP2 for WinXP. Gee, I seem to remember a mar...
Richard Halpert
You are both wrong. It's Swiss cheese that has the...
Richard Halpert
"The number of times such [post-patch] rebooting i...
Jonathan
Gouda does have a few holes but a more appropriate...
Jerry
Gouda does have a few holes but a more appropriate...
Jerry
this guy walks into a 24hr cleaners and ask for hi...
Sky
LOL
I aint telling you
Your article says SP2 firewall is on by default ex...
Gav...
to the moaners and winghers!!!....the human body i...
royston
Any software has problems. If you guys are compla...
Anonymous
THe comment on the "Morris Minor", Imagine that th...
Robert Lewis Bagley, II
when service pack 2 was downloaded onto my compute...
Anonymous
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