the creator only had a need and created what was needed to complete a task. Look at it this way, hammers aren’t by nature a weapon, the mind and heart of the user is the weapon.
you’ve all been hooked on this stuff for years. so pick your code poison, OS X Windows Linux Android iOS, etc. at least that’s what you’re supposed to believe that is happening.Įven if you turn off internet explorer, there are parts that the system needs for updates as well as the formerly known as FileManager which is all hard-coded into the windows system itself.Īll systems are by design coded this way. Now they just call 32 bit from 64 bit and call it Windows 10. How To Call 16-bit Code from 32-bit Code Under Windows. it’s a shame that they haven’t figured out how to break their bad habit of continually reusing crap code like this at MS.īut i guess they never get past the thunking of it all CodeMan March 9, that way since Win95.This entry was posted on Tuesday 8th of March 2016 04:23 PM
However, an Adobe spokesperson told KrebsOnSecurity that the company will be issuing a Flash Player update on Thursday morning. Alas, there appears to be no update for Adobe’s Flash Player plugin as per usual on Patch Tuesday. If you experience any issues with the Windows patches, please share your experience in the comments below.Īs it is known to do on patch Tuesday, Adobe issued security updates for its Reader and Acrobat software. As always, Qualys has a readable post about the rest of the Microsoft patches. Windows users who get online with a non-Microsoft browser still need to get their patches on: Ten of the updates affect Windows - including three other critical updates from Microsoft. So far this year, Shavlik found, Edge has required 19 fixes versus IE’s 27.
As security firm Shavlik notes, Microsoft’s claim that Edge is more secure than IE seems to be holding out, albeit not by much. The bulk of the security holes plugged in this month’s Patch Tuesday reside in either Internet Explorer or in Microsoft’s flagship browser - Edge. Five of the updates fix flaws that allow hackers or malware to break into vulnerable systems without any help from the user, save for perhaps visiting a hacked Web site. Microsoft today pushed out 13 security updates to fix at least 39 separate vulnerabilities in its various Windows operating systems and software.
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