Amazing. Unix seems to have very few virii, the ones that do exist don't propagate very far. Why did they design Windows to be so different to a system that has infinitely better security?
Why don't virii ever crash half way through buggering your machine?
Ease of use and all that Windows was designed for comes with a pretty hefty price in the area of security.
When you create a system who's fair share of users are computerly challenged, it can be easy to overlook certain holes that would not be found by a novice.
Not an excuse, just a reason.
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