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(Unverified)Dec 26th 2008 1:11AM
Thank you Sun! I've felt so alone and unloved with our new Vista x64 - an up to flash player!
Seriously, I'm suprised how some of the big companies are dragging their feet a little, while I'm having almost zero problems with the renking dink developers. I realize the smaller companies may have more free time than the bigger companies, but come on people. Vista x64 bit works, unlike it's x32 little brother. Secondly Vista x64 apparently has some security processes hard-wired into the mother board. You can't get under that kids. The Mother board is the lowest level of program available.
You see I'm not an expert, but I know that something that is in RAM can be changed, thus it's hackable. The operating system is hardwired into ROM. When you turn your computer on this hardwired program flips over to RAM making, which makes the Operating System hackable. You following?
However, there are some subroutines that are unchanging and thus hacker safe. They run through the ROM chips. Since the ROM chips are totally immune to any change what so ever, these hard wired security routines in theVista x64 bit are completely hacker safe.
You ever have your system taken over by a hacker? We have, 3 times now. This time it's different. This is war now. I predict as users become savvy to this information, that the x64 bit revolution will truly begin.
Plus Vista works wonderfully on x64 bits.
Time to start dreaming about next Christmas
:)
Dan
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PS: Thanks for all the awesome post you peeps do. I've learned so much!