Almost as (un)funny is the advice given on my bank's website. You'll recall that all this crapola began when McAfee fell asleep at the wheel.
Ha flippin' ha.
Who do you trust?
12.16.2008
Oh, this is rich. After all our mess these past two weeks regarding banking and trojans, I find this article to be a peach: Serious security flaw found in IE. You don't have to read it if you don't want to; I'll sum up for you. IE sucks and has a security flaw that could compromise your system. It's recommended that you use another browser (Firefox is a good choice) until they can create an emergency patch. Actually, I misspoke. It's recommended by everyone but Microsoft that you switch temporarily. Heck, while you're at it, just go ahead and post a list of your passwords on Facebook or MySpace!
Almost as (un)funny is the advice given on my bank's website. You'll recall that all this crapola began when McAfee fell asleep at the wheel.
Ha flippin' ha.
Almost as (un)funny is the advice given on my bank's website. You'll recall that all this crapola began when McAfee fell asleep at the wheel.
Ha flippin' ha.
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Comments for Who do you trust?
I really don't understand why anyone would, of their own free will and volition, CHOOSE to use Internet Explorer, unless it was for purposes of A) figuring out what hacks you need to include in your otherwise standards-compliant code so it will look right in IE, or B) illustrating how how NOT to design an internet browser.
And yet, still around 60% of browser share.
Why? WHY???
And yet, still around 60% of browser share.
Why? WHY???
- Posted at 12/16/2008 1:44 PM | By
Sara
hey kids-
still lovin the commentary, expecially about Beaner- love and kisses-
moi
still lovin the commentary, expecially about Beaner- love and kisses-
moi
- Posted at 12/16/2008 2:37 PM | By
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