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Re: Re: AMSAT Website Redesign Available to the BB
- Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] Re: AMSAT Website Redesign Available to the BB
- From: "Richard Amirault" <ramirault@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2004 14:53:32 -0400
Will you upgrade our hardware so that the new software will run on it???
Or, buy us a newer operating system (those are not free .. or do you condone
stealing software?) Maybe it *does* cost $$$ to upgrade a browser to the
latest version!
Richard in Boston, MA, USA
----- Original Message -----
From: "Christensen, Eric"
Subject: RE: [amsat-bb] Re: AMSAT Website Redesign Available to the BB
> Speaking as an IT Professional, there is nothing more scary than a
computer
> that has outdated versions of software. Now, I can understand having an
> older version of a piece of software that costs lots of dollars to
upgrade.
> But MOST browsers out there are free. The offended browser is one that
can
> easily be upgraded for free and will include necessary security fixes that
> the software author has seen fit to include as well which will make the
> computer more secure and better all around. If you CHOOSE not to upgrade
> your software regularly, expect problems. I dare not run Windows 95 on
any
> of my boxes simply because it won't be compatible with a lot of the
software
> that I want to run. Now I don't go back and complain to the authors of
the
> software that won't run on Windows 95 because I expect problems. The same
> is true in this case. While it is important to provide the service to all
> interested parties, it is virtually impossible to support user-friendly
> sites for EVERY version of EVERY browser out there. Web designers should
> only be held to the current version of the spec that rules on HTML and not
> that of the past ten years.
>
> If you are having separation anxiety from your outdated software, I'll be
> happy to assist those wishing to update their systems to the 21st century.
>
> 73s and happy browsing,
> Eric KF4OTN
> kf4otn@amsat.org
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