I guess we have different definitions of what "best" means.
Is there some twisted definition by which you can argue Windows is UNIX? Just to intensify the violence.
GNU/Unix/NT, as I’ve taken to calling it
Back in the 90s, Windows NT had a POSIX compatibility layer that you could enable (it wasn't enabled by default).
So ... the Darwin kernel is insecure? 🧐
did you see 38c3? is there any doubt ios/osx is insecure, hackable and has plenty of rootkits avail? this facebook meme shouldnt trigger any tech savy nerd.
Burn the witch!
Based.
What's a computer?
Secure from whom? Sure to be more government backdoors in MacOS.
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