Tag Archives: microsoft

Windows 7: Released with known critical bug

2009-10-28 by mjr

The debian project defines a critical bug as “makes unrelated software on the system (or the whole system) break, or causes serious data loss, or introduces a security hole on systems where you install the package.” FSF Europe reported that … Continue reading →

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FOSS Freeskilling, Bristol, 7pm Tue 13 Oct

2009-10-13 by mjr

Sean Kenny emailed us to tell us about an event in Bristol: “This week’s Freeskilling is called Who needs Microsoft? and we are meeting at the Better Food Co. Cafe, St Werburghs @ 7pm Tues 13th Oct. Ben Smith will … Continue reading →

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Don’t Attack Your Users

2008-08-12 by mjr

It seems to me like basic business common sense not to attack your software’s users, because they’re people who might fund your future development work, when they want some new feature adding or some adaptation making. We should hope that … Continue reading →

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