Why protect the users when you can fix the code?

Posted by VISITOR on Oct 14, 2005 1:04 PM EDT
PC Magazine; By John Dvorak 		Mail this story
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Dvorak writes: "Does Microsoft think it is going to get away with charging real money for any sort of add-on, service, or new product that protects clients against flaws in its own operating system? Does the existence of this not constitute an incredible conflict of interest? Why improve the base code when you can sell 'protection'?"

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