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|    J.O. Aho to Java Jive    |
|    Re: GRUB dual-boot with Ubuntu 22 won't     |
|    16 Apr 24 15:53:23    |
      XPost: uk.comp.os.linux       From: user@example.net              On 16/04/2024 12.39, Java Jive wrote:       > On 16/04/2024 06:43, J.O. Aho wrote:       >>       >> On 15/04/2024 22.46, Java Jive wrote:       >>>       >>> Security Intelligence Update for Windows Defender Antivirus -       >>> KB915597 (Version 1.409.256.0) - Current Channel (Broad)       >>       >> You know this is just an anti virus application update, not an OS       >> update, even if it would be able to detect most viruses and malware,       >> it will not fix the issue that causes you to potentially get them in       >> the first place. your ms-win7 is EOL and even if it had been run on       >> Azure, it wouldn't get any OS updates.       >       > Sure, but, like any product beyond the lifetime of its guarantee, W7       > doesn't suddenly become useless because Microsoft have stopped       > maintaining it. I've not had an issue over the 10 years I've been using       > it - nor for that matter the 15 or so that I've been using XP - and       > as the most likely source of problems is a browser, which *is* being       > updated and my browsing habits have not changed, why should I suddenly       > have a problem now? As long as I can keep the most vulnerable       > applications such as AV and browsers updated, then I have no fear in       > using W7 - on the other hand, for XP I can't do this, which is why I       > don't take it on to the internet.       >              Sure, it will not magically stop working just for ms decide to       discontinue an operating system, but you also will lack fixes like for       Downfall which an anti-virus program wouldn't protect against nor will       the latest browser.       Just for you have a vulnerability of course don't make you prime target,       but could happen you just happen to visit your regular site and it's       been compromised and could be serving a bit different traffic than       usually which could lead to ...              --        //Aho              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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