Careful with that XP, Eugene (and W2K).
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Re: Careful with that XP, Eugene (and W2K).
Oh, didn't know that. Well, I have the impression that few hardcore remaining XP users disable almost everything they can in the OS, especially services that could be exploited remotely.
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Re: Careful with that XP, Eugene (and W2K).
Yes, correct. Back in the day I would try to use tracert on Windows just to see the path to some random webserver and it was interesting to see the ISP assigned dynamic hostname for my PCjobbautista9 wrote: ↑2024-06-02, 13:51this is not so with dial-up where I heard you're directly connected to the internet.

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