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Anybody else remember the "bugs" they found in an iPod? You had to download it manually, load it and execute it and then it went to work showing a brief message on the screen before resuming normal operation.

I think the Winbots on this board are drooling on their keyboards just a little too much.

By the way, doesn't it strike anyone as odd that there's no real big vulnerabilities on Safari when used with OS X and only when its used by Windows does everything go to pot? I happily left the IE crowd only a while ago and have not had one single problem with OS X or Safari. Instead of evidence that Mac is useless, this should be touted as proof that Microsoft's OS can ruin almost anything.

“By the way, doesn’t it strike anyone as odd that there’s no real big vulnerabilities on Safari when used with OS X and only when its used by Windows does everything go to pot?”

DID YOU READ THE ARTICLE?

-—”I can’t speak for anybody else, but the bugs found in the beta copy of Safari on Windows work on the production copy on OS X as well,” he said in a posting on the Errata site.-—