Industry Standard Computers
St. Clairsville, Ohio
(740) 695-1520
30 Years In Business - 30 Years Experience with Computers - 25 Years with Networks & Security
The oldest system builder in the area, maybe in the state!
Best Labor Rate in the Area, $25 Shop, $40 Outside
Windows Palladium or Better Called "Big Brother"
Taken from Winxpnews.com:
You see, Microsoft is working on a secret weapon
called "Palladium". Palladium is heralded as a way to make your
computer safer and more secure than ever.
You'll never have to worry about spam, you'll never have to worry
about viruses, and you'll never have to
worry about anything! Unless you worry about personal freedom. Check
out this insightful article about Palladium
by a well known and respected academic security analyst.
Total control over all copyrighted material?
Hey, that sounds great to me. That means no one will ever be able to
steal my books, newsletters, or anything.
I just set the code up so that it won't copy to any computer, or even
make a second copy on yours! I'll make
maybe 10-15% more $ per year. That's certainly worth a little loss of
freedom, isn't it? Windows XP already is
gearing up for the Digital Rights Management (DRM) lockdown, with
spyware and scumware that will be introduced
for the Windows Media Player in the near future. For you history
buffs out there, Windows XP is computerdom's
Weimar Republic (and the EULA the treaty of Versailles). Palladium
is what comes next.
But I'll bet one whole dollar no one will
care. And among those who care, you won't be able to do anything about
it. Palladium and government will tightly
control what you can put on your PC and what you can even say to
others using a computer and computer networks.
They'll promise you safety, reliability and security. What do you
think? Does it matter? Is Palladium a good
thing? Will you continue to use a computer when you can't copy files
any longer? When the government tells Intel
and AMD how to make chips? When you go to prison for having a
text file on your computer that someone
doesn't like?
..and you'll tell your grandchildren about
how cool it was that you could copy music to a computer in the "olden
days".
Comments from ISC:
Have you ever had a computer crash or lose a
hardrive?
With 98, 1-2 hour fix by ISCDo you have any software you did not register or is pass the 30 try period?
With Palladium .... 8-10 hour fix
With 98, you keep it as it is.Do you have pirated software like the over priced Micro$oft Office?
With Palladium, it will delete ALL of it for you or report you to Big Brother Microsoft.
With 98, you keep it.Do you want compatiblity with additional hardware?
With Palladium ... you are going to jail!
With 98, 99.9% of all hardware will work.Do you want to buy a new computer every 3 years or upgrade your present one?
With Palladium as with all new operating system and all NT platforms .... forget it.
With 98 or Win 2000 easy to do, less expensive.Did you know that the most expensive piece of your new computer if you order it with Windows XP Pro or Windows Big Brother next year will be the operating system!!
With Palladium, new operating system for sure with any hardware change.
KEEP YOUR FREEDOM! SEND EMAILS TO MICROSOFT WANTING WINDOWS 98 THIRD EDITION FOR NEXT YEAR!!! .... EMAIL BIG BROTHER
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