Huh, I see only the exact opposite.

I remember Windows 95 being the most famous example of faulty software because it's initial release was very unstable, but the updates fixed things fairly quickly.

So I presume you never update your virus scanning software or firmware to protect against malicious attacks... because you believe that will only make things worse? /s

Good luck with that.

Huh, I see only the exact opposite.

I remember Windows 95 being the most famous example of faulty software because it's initial release was very unstable, but the updates fixed things fairly quickly.

So I presume you never updates your virus scanning software or firmware to protect against malicious attacks... because you believe that will only make things worse? /s

Good luck with that.

Huh, I see only the exact opposite.

I remember Windows 95 being very unstable when it was first released, but the updates fixed things fairly quickly.

So I presume you never updates your virus scanning software or firmware to protect against malicious attacks... because you believe that will only make things worse? /s

Good luck with that.

Huh, I see only the exact opposite.

I remember Windows 95 being very unstable when it was first released, but the updates fixed things fairly quickly.

So I presume you never updates your virus scanning software or firmware to protect against malicious attacks... because you believe that will only make things worse?

Good luck with that.

Huh, I see only the exact opposite.

I remember Windows 95 being very unstable when it was first released, but the updates fixed things fairly quickly.

So I presume you're someone who never updates their virus scanning software or firmware to protect against malicious attacks.

We are two very different people.

Good luck with that.

So I presume you're someone who never updates their virus scanning software or firmware to protect against malicious attacks.

We are two very different people.

Good luck with that.