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Why We Can’t Win The Badware Battle – Until…

Why We Can’t Win The Badware Battle – Until…

by Scott Kane on 14. Apr, 2009 in Anti-Piracy, General ISV Issues, Google, Micro ISV, Starting an mISV, Windows

With Cornficker recently in the news and 60 Minutes USA (relayed on 60 Minutes Australia) doing a story on it, without bothering to refer to real definitions and using the word “bugs” to refer to worms, the whole scam, spam, splog, piracy scene, the attempts to try and sell so called “OEM” software to the willingly gullible as witnessed across on Steph’s blog one could be forgiven for thinking we’ll never get a handle on the whole “malware, badware” stuff…

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A Developer Says He’s “Speechless” That I Am Targeting Vista And Win 7 With .Net. But Does He Know His Onions Or Have I Flipped My Biscuit?

A Developer Says He’s “Speechless” That I Am Targeting Vista And Win 7 With .Net. But Does He Know His Onions Or Have I Flipped My Biscuit?

by Scott Kane on 21. Feb, 2009 in Audio Software, BizSpark, C#, Featured Articles, General ISV Issues, ISV Software Design, Micro ISV, Microsoft, VB.Net, VisualStudio, Windows

Recently on the Business of Software forums in a discussion a developer (who anonymously posts as “Rich ISV” for whatever that is worth) said he was speechless that I would purposefully target Vista And Windows 7 and force XP users…

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