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| 09 Oct 2010 | #31 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Layback Bear  Those of us that have a 64 bit system IMHO shouldn't set back and think we are safer. When sales of Windows 7/64 grow the bad people will be working on bad things for us. Security is not a after thought it is my first thought.
Quote: Originally Posted by sygnus21 In the end it's the user who plays a major role in the security of any computer system. |
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| 09 Oct 2010 | #32 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by sygnus21 In the end it's the user who plays a major role in the security of any computer system. Not true. OpenBSD  . |
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| 09 Oct 2010 | #33 |
| | I can find a million not trues in life, it's the "in general" I'm talking about. Thus I stand by my statement  |
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