Brian Gongol



They're not going to update the old version anymore; Firefox users need to move up to version 2.0.0.4

Producing milk requires lots of feed, and much of the best feed is being diverted to ethanol production

It's not enough to send people back to Internet Explorer, but it's reason for caution. Since extensions automatically check for updates, it's possible that people using Wi-Fi hotspots, for instance, could be subject to certain kinds of attacks. It's probably not a huge threat (since it would require lots of footwork by the crook), but it's a potential problem.

Users (which includes most people) should get the update

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