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MS Patch Day

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I've been wondering for quite some time..

it's been 4-5 years since they released WinXp..

and they are still making patches for it. releasing patches every month.

I mean... 4 years man

there's still a lot to fix? :unsure:


Because they want us to be their beta testers. :lol: They want us to buy their software and test it for them, then they will start fixing it. :thumbup

Upgrading and blocking security issues are normal events.

If you do not want them, then disconnect from the internet, for 100% security and simply do not accept the OS upgrades. Hmm, you want support, Yes or No ???

And Linux has their own share of problems to sort out. Yes ???

Come on, it is virtually impossible to write almost any program perfectly without any bugs let alone an operating system. Not only that but some of the patches are for things that were not around when XP first came out. IE the malicious software removal tool. I do not know of any program that once it is released the company stops supporting it and does not release any updates or newer versions.

The issue is NOT mainly about BUGS. Each time someone devises a way to attack, one needs to block. This is normal. If you want total blockage, then do not connect to the internet and do not accept other's disc's to your PC. If you know anything about programming software, and how people abuse this, then this is painfully obvious.

Upgrades to software is a welcoming thought, I consider.

Let's arise from shallow thought's, eh?

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