full-disclosure - Re: [decidedly OFF TOPIC] winxp home expusure (sic)

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Message-ID: <Sea1-F141hd2stb2en000001207@hotmail.com>
From: randomisedletters at hotmail.com (Random Letters)
Subject: Re: [decidedly OFF TOPIC] winxp home expusure (sic)

I assume the law enforcement authorities OR Microsoft's lawyers would be 
interested to see any evidence one way or the other ...

Unless you're talking about the normal stuff that gets sent if anyone types 
http://www.microsoft.com into their web browser.

See:

http://webtips.dantobias.com/cgi-bin/browser.pl
http://www.cybraryn.com/support/resources/internet/browser.asp
etc.

LOL

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    Does HoTMaiL come with a spell checker?
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>
>Well, at least it's no secret that Microsoft uses Windows XP to send back 
>information about the customers machine without notifying him about this. 
>I'd call this a lie about the state of the network.
>
>This is reason enough for me not to trust MS with any version of Windows 
>more recent than Windows 2000.
>

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