The darn thing would take forever to load, suck up my computer's resources, and consistantly crash on specific web pages. I remember back in the days of Netscape 4.X. I have to say that Netscape/Mozilla has not only shocked me with improvements in reliability and speed, but has in fact pulled me away from IE/Outlook Express which I swore were the greatest Web/EMail tools. Of course, Cordesman is talking about terrorism, not software. No success, not matter how important at the time, ever eliminates the risk of future problems.The balance between external defense, homeland defense, and response changes.Need to deal with unexpected facts on the ground. All efforts at planning a coherent strategy collapse in the face of tactical necessity and the.The attackers have no firm or predictable alliances, cooperate in nearly random ways, andĬan suddenly change method of attack and willingness to take risks.It is never clear whether the threat is internal, from an individual, or from an outside.Risk taking is not rationale or subject to predictable constraints and the motivation behind.Threat motivation and behavior in detail before the event does at least as much The scenarios are unpredictable and have very unclear motivation.The more certain and deterministic an expert is at the start, the more wrong they turn out.Arcane knowledge is always inadequate and fails to predict, detect, and properly.Predict future behavior, and methods of delivery keep changing. The importance of any given threat changes constantly, past threat behavior does not.What expertise there is consists largely of bad or uncertain advice and old, flawed, and as an added bonus you lose the 'netscape activation' and all that bundled AOL crap.

plus with mozilla i get much more frequent releases and the option to grab a nightly or build my own (granted these last two options don't interest that many people). On a related note, why use netscape 7 over mozilla? perhaps the integration is a little better, but i don't see anything essential in netscape7 that i can't get out of mozilla. fortunately most of the more tech-savvy people i know are using mozilla (or i gently recommend it every now and then). There is the random anomalous person i see using netscape 4.x (almost always not on windows). now most of the 1st- and 2nd-years i know have their fresh windows installs and never bother to download netscape (4.x or 7.x) because IE is fine for their purposes. back when i started 4 years ago i saw netscape all over. i'm a university student - i find that an interesting perspective since most of the people here get a new computer to bring with them to college. I would venture to say that the average user is even unaware of netscape these days. To the average user netscape and IE are the only two browsers in existance.

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