Laptop security
g
geleem at bellsouth.net
Sat Mar 28 19:06:47 UTC 2009
Anne Wilson wrote:
> How intelligent do you need to be, to hit a recognisable icon for Firefox?
and you have your laptop automatically log you in and your desktop appears
with firefox icon?
> When netbooks with linux first came out they came with instructions on how to
> remove it and install windows. To their surprise only 27% of users did (no, I
> don't know how they got their figures). That means 73% of users could do all
> they needed to do without worrying that it was linux.
and you are talking about someone who *bought* their laptop with linux
installed.
i am not against idea of adeona. i think it is a great idea.
i was only talking about some dumb ass that steals someone's laptop and
then tries to use it.
but then i guess that crooks and thieves are different on your side of
'the big pond'.
and i do give credit to the ones who pulled 'the great train robbery'.
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peace out.
tc,hago.
g
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