It really depends upon what you need for your web usage since that will dictate if it is appropriate. I mean I use IE8 occasionally and it works okish for my needs.Opera 10 is a 2009 browser, which isn't sufficient for today's web. HTML5 alone didn't come out until 2014.
Last I checked, a third of websites were using HTML5, and I think that statistic was years ago. I just downloaded and installed Opera 10, and most websites were unusable, requiring numerous refreshes because they weren't able to make secure connections, and the ones that did show up had major display problems, including but not limited to Facebook and YouTube. GBATemp and Google ran fine.It really depends upon what you need for your web usage since that will dictate if it is appropriate. I mean I use IE8 occasionally and it works okish for my needs.
Of course but that is a separate issue although regardless it really is a moot point when the OS itself is already so vulnerable.I should note that this is all ignoring the major security risks of running such outdated browsers, of course.
https://w3techs.com/technologies/details/ml-html5/all/all says it is at about 63%Last I checked, a third of websites were using HTML5, and I think that statistic was years ago.
Welp with the XP machine that I have occasionally had to use (last time was early in 16), IE8 was ok with GBATemp, Reddit, Wikipedia, and also a few older ones. But regardless one really should not use such an old OS and browser for real world use especially when a replacement is cheap nowadays.I just downloaded and installed Opera 10, and most websites were unusable, requiring numerous refreshes because they weren't able to make secure connections, and the ones that did show up had major display problems, including but not limited to Facebook and YouTube. GBATemp and Google ran fine.
You can still update to Windows 10 as if it were that free upgrade period very easily, without using the accessibility upgrade stuff. All you have to do is generate the ticket that says, "I tried to update during the free upgrade period." PM me if you're interested.
Opera 10 is a 2009 browser, which isn't sufficient for today's web. HTML5 alone didn't come out until 2014.
Did you even read the article?First mac os isn't linux and have nothing to do, it is a osx flaw not a Linux one
This is just absurd. The most secure system is the most obscure one. I would have to say OS/2 is one of the most secure, as is Haiku OS, or IBM z/OS. And only until the day someone bothers to fuck with them.The most secure systems are linux and free/openBsd
https://www.howtogeek.com/272201/all-the-ways-you-can-still-get-windows-10-for-free/I never updated to 10 during that free upgrade period, because I was an idiot, so if I want to go to 10, I can't simply do it as I'll need to get it activated, and the only way to activate it is less than scrupulous means.
Did you even read the article?
"Another intriguing finding: with the exception of Mac-formatted Mach object file binary, the entire Fruitfly malware library runs just fine on Linux computers."
This is just absurd. The most secure system is the most obscure one. I would have to say OS/2 is one of the most secure, as is Haiku OS, or IBM z/OS. And only until the day someone bothers to fuck with them.
Here is a How-To guide for writing Linux virii: http://virus.bartolich.at/virus-writing-HOWTO/_html/index.html
The inventor of the term "Computer Virus" did his first experiments on BSD: http://all.net/books/virus/index.html
Here is a platform independant LaTeX virus: http://cseweb.ucsd.edu/~hovav/dist/texhack.pdf
Ever heard of this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morris_worm
I agree that while it is more difficult to do these things in *nix as opposed to Windows, it's by far not impossible. The fact that Windows is so popular makes it a better target. And again people's complacency will bite them in the ass one day.
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You can freely move the main windows partition. So do a full HDD backup image to VHDX or your favorite container of choice, upgrade windows, backup windows again, restore your previous partition configuration and restore the new windows backup to whatever partition you want. Your situation is easy, I do it all the time.Unfortunately, the way I want to upgrade will render that impossible, I don't want it to take over the main HDD partition and not where I want to install it. I want it on a second HDD and set up a dual boot OS, but that seems impossible with that guide.
You can freely move the main windows partition. So do a full HDD backup image to VHDX or your favorite container of choice, upgrade windows, backup windows again, restore your previous partition configuration and restore the new windows backup to whatever partition you want. Your situation is easy, I do it all the time.
You need to use GPartedIf I was able to delete drive D (virtual hard drive, partitioned drive) I would side install windows 10. I keep getting the error "Windows was unable to complete the format" and the format option in disk management is grayed out.
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try this in an elevated prompt:Is there a way I can check compatibility for Windows 10? This sounds serious
Tried that before and nothing happenedtry this in an elevated prompt:
schtasks.exe /Run /TN "\Microsoft\Windows\Application Experience\Microsoft Compatibility Appraiser"
You have to run the "Get Windows 10" application after.Tried that before and nothing happened
Are you trollingDid you even read the article?
"Another intriguing finding: with the exception of Mac-formatted Mach object file binary, the entire Fruitfly malware library runs just fine on Linux computers."
This is just absurd. The most secure system is the most obscure one. I would have to say OS/2 is one of the most secure, as is Haiku OS, or IBM z/OS. And only until the day someone bothers to fuck with them.
Here is a How-To guide for writing Linux virii: http://virus.bartolich.at/virus-writing-HOWTO/_html/index.html
The inventor of the term "Computer Virus" did his first experiments on BSD: http://all.net/books/virus/index.html
Here is a platform independant LaTeX virus: http://cseweb.ucsd.edu/~hovav/dist/texhack.pdf
Ever heard of this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morris_worm
I agree that while it is more difficult to do these things in *nix as opposed to Windows, it's by far not impossible. The fact that Windows is so popular makes it a better target. And again people's complacency will bite them in the ass one day.
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Fascinating. This has nothing to do with your original points...Are you trolling
Yeah alkeryn os made from scratch in assembly is the most secure since it is extremely obscure but it is unpractical and you couldn't call it an os
The most secure mainstream os not speaking about your caveveman os
I never said that osx was bsd or linux i said the oppositeFascinating. This has nothing to do with your original points...
OS/2 and Z/OS is still run on more hardware than BSD, but I guess you are talking about consumer markets? In that case MacOS will have to take the win on that one since it enjoys a bigger market share than any flavor of Linux or BSD. And no MacOS is not a flavor of BSD just because Darwin's roots come from BSD userland. It's a complete posix compliant UNIX 03 System.