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Darren New a écrit :
> Yet they still manage to read every single file, changed or not,
> indexable or not. Apparently they read and index every file, and just
> don't *keep* the results for the files you say not to index. Say what?
>
<PARANOIAC MODE>
How do you expect MS-friends in USA government's agencies to get the
right information otherwise ?
You see Window as a monolithic system, but it is just a huge collection
of happily running together historic pieces of crap (some code may be
lost, who cares... next system will be a rewrite... by a set of
teenagers right out of IT school until they learn how to do it cleanly,
"well no crash is ok, boys!")
Do you expect someone at MS to even have access to the real
specification of the modular system ? Do they have specification, really ?
</PARANOIAC MODE>
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