With all the big hoo ha and bashing of Windows Vista on the web, a web post finally do some justice. A point that I especially like is:
“Any “expert” that says that you should not buy Windows Vista for security should be locked up and never allowed to write ever again.
As a developer I know for a fact that patching an inherent flaw within the software architecture does not solve the problem entirely. This is especially true when security is concerned. This is like when a weak point is found in a defence wall and breached, patching the hole later on does not give you a stronger wall. The whole structure of the wall has already been weakened and thus future breach will be possible.
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