Vista? No thanks, (Part II)
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Allison Redhead
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Vista? No thanks, (Part II)
Apple has dropped the "Trusted Computing" model that permits, among others, Microsoft to turn off features, codecs and compatability whenever they like, even though you paid for those features when you bought Vista.
http://www.boingboing.net/2006/11/01/ap ... sted_.html
Hurrah for Apple! One more reason to tell Microsoft to pound salt.
http://www.boingboing.net/2006/11/01/ap ... sted_.html
Hurrah for Apple! One more reason to tell Microsoft to pound salt.
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Spiralgroove
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Theres nothing too bad with trusted computing per say, its all about how its used. Apple were actually arguably the bad guys here, they were the only platform not to release the specs of their offering. After much huffing about it, they decided to drop it completely.
The technology offers some nice solutions to making computers more secure. However both Apple and Microsoft are enjoying putting their own business interests ahead of just about everything else, especially when it comes to ownership of your own software and digital media.
The technology offers some nice solutions to making computers more secure. However both Apple and Microsoft are enjoying putting their own business interests ahead of just about everything else, especially when it comes to ownership of your own software and digital media.
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rbmonosylabik
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rbmonosylabik
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Jeez...the only way they're going to get people onto vista is by somehow forcing them off XP by some underhanded means.....like not supporting it when new chips & motherboards come out, or some such thing.
Theres a heap of great software on XP...lets hope the developers dont leave the platform or arent forced into vista somehow...
I dont think I've heard a single good thing about Vista. and to be honest, I couldnt be arsed reading about it.
Theres a heap of great software on XP...lets hope the developers dont leave the platform or arent forced into vista somehow...
I dont think I've heard a single good thing about Vista. and to be honest, I couldnt be arsed reading about it.
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