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This was temporarily brought to public attention a few years ago with the famous antitrust case which is still being argued - it will be a long while before we see the end of that, I'm sure - but the majority of the issues people have with Microsoft are too arcane for Average Joe to fully grasp. Throughout the years they have been accused, often accurately, of dealing in shady and unfair practices, many of which are difficult to understand for someone who lacks an engineering education. Now as anyone with some computer society awareness might be able to tell you, Microsoft is a much-maligned company. Microsoft occupy a large portion of today's software and hardware market, and I'm sure that 99% of all home computers are using their software - typically one of the many Windows operating systems they have under their belt, at the very least. The first example of the day I'm sure you've all heard about: The Microsoft Corporation. I will illustrate these two, as I usually do, by using two groups with diametrical philosophies. Today, computer usage having grown mainstream, we have a vast number of people/corporations out there who stake their future on making software and it appears that (as I suppose it does in other fields as well) these can be divided into two groups with distinct philosophical outlooks on software and its purpose. Simply put, without software, a computer is ultimately useless.

#Firefox untrusted certificate not going away full

A computer without software is quite like a engine without a car to go with it yes, you can run the engine on full speed all day, but it's not going to bring you any closer to wherever you want to go. Today is a computer-filled world, and computers need software.