>>>>>This sort of thing erodes trust, which is getting as rare as hen's teeth in the computing business these days.
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>>>>And now for the next clown act: "Russian antivirus firm (Kaspersky) faked malware to harm rivals"
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>>>>http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/08/14/us-kaspersky-rivals-idUSKCN0QJ1CR20150814
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>>>Nice way to distract from own failures and discredit competitors.
>>>That's the company lately claiming to be hijacked by US agencies? Must be coincidence ...
>>>Just ask the NSY they should have the documents.
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>>If they are doing it then I'm pretty sure other AV vendors are too. It has become endemic in the IT world to "cheat" under the guise of "features" and "customer experience improvement".
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>Is this a bug or a feature? :)
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>customer experience improvement
>I realy like that construct. UT forum rules deny me to express what I read.

It is actually the name of a task that runs under Windows Task Scheduler and for which you are not asked if you like to opt-in or out. You have to disable the task to opt-out ...

>Even tiny weak employees kidding around This is what OUR costumers like.
>And the first thing they do on a new comp is installing ClassicShell, just to go on working ...
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>I must have a CP/M source code somewhere. Possibly we simply startt from scratch. It was not that bad on command line ....

I started on CP/M but I wouldn't want to go back to those days :)

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