Mxsmanic wrote:
Floyd L. Davidson writes:
nospam wrote:
In article , Floyd L. Davidson
oh yes there is. you won't be able to compromise the contents of the
actual read-only drive (and who cares), but you can compromise the
*booted* *system* itself once it's up and running.
think about it.
That's not the point.
It invalidates your assertion.
The point absolutely was that you can't compromise
the booted OS. And that means that if it gets compromised after it is booted
the cure is quick and simple: reboot.
How can it be compromised after it is booted if "you can't compromise the
booted OS." These two statements contradict each other.
Learn to read and understand what people are saying, and
don't twist the meaning of what they say. It's just not
indicative of high ethical standards when you do that.
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Ukpeagvik (Barrow, Alaska)