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Microsoft seeks tax dollars to fix Windows
In this Article, Microsoft suggests placing taxes on Internet usage to fix security breaches…
Unbelievable. Microsoft produces Windows, which has been security ridden since it first entered the Internet. Microsoft has been pay VERY well for their product. Microsoft has not fixed their problems. Now Microsoft want the consumer to play extra taxes to help fix their problem.
I have another idea:
How about we dump the Microsoft garbage and just use Linux/Unix/BSD based Operating systems, and eliminate 90% of those security threats in a single stroke.
How do them guys sleep at night?
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