Windows may have memory protection since XP (as well as all versions of NT of course but that's not a desktop OS) BUT Windows still gets ass raped at the mere sniff of a TCP/IP connection so why is it so important?
My entire school was running NT in all of the labs. We were using the OS, on a desktop! :roflmao:
There was memory "protection" before the days of NT/XP, but it wasn't nearly as secure/effective. It was still there. sort of.
Come try to ass-rape my windows boxes with a mere sniff. I'm sure you will do your usual and mass facepalms will reign forth, followed by
:laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing:
