Monday, October 2, 2006
Microsoft Releases Security Patch
Last week, Microsoft released a patch for a critical security flaw in its Internet Explorer web browser. What do you think?
Stefan Wells,
Campaign Consultant
"Well, this meets all the criteria for things I'm most terrified of: something I don't understand at all and refuse to learn more about."
Layna Torgerson,
Pest Control
"Thanks, but I'll pass. I kind of like how the Nigerians rearranged my desktop."
Greg Anderson,
Line Cook
"From what I gather, this patch works by plugging the remote code execution vulnerability in the VML, while a web page with VML when a rect tag is displayed in IE. Anyone who understands what this means has earned the right to attack my computer."
-
11.20.09
| Issue 45•47
After more than 56 years in office, 92-year-old Sen. Robert C. Byrd (D-WV) has become the longest-serving member of Congress. What do you...
-
11.19.09
| Issue 45•52
The Obama administration will propose that safety regulations for subways and commuter trains be put under the jurisdiction of the federal...
-
11.18.09
| Issue 45•47
Researchers from North Carolina's Wake Forest University successfully engineered a replacement erectile tissue that, when implanted in the penises of...
-
11.17.09
| Issue 45•52
The Federal Reserve is prohibiting banks from collecting overdraft fees on purchases paid with a debit card unless customers opt in to programs that...
-
11.16.09
| Issue 45•47
After airing five episodes, ABC has canceled the Kelsey Grammer disgraced-CEO-returns-to-small-hometown sitcom Hank. What do you...
-
11.13.09
| Issue 45•46
The outspoken CNN anchor announced Wednesday that he was resigning, effective immediately. What do you think?