24 Jun
2007
24 Jun
'07
9:10 a.m.
On Sunday 24 June 2007 03:32, Sridhar Ayengar wrote:
M H Stein wrote:
Writing your own kernel driver (or using bad 3rd party ones), or doing
stupid things as root can do it pretty well too.
Pat
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If your system crashes daily or even weekly,
I'd recommend that you
find a qualified computer professional to fix it for you...
If you write *any* code at all on Windows, you can expect to crash
the OS fairly regularly. I've written *Java* code that ran *in the
VM* that crashed the OS. And don't tell me not to write buggy code,
everyone has a bug or two in their initial revision.
I've never crashed a UNIXy OS with anything short of a hardware
problem.