13.11.2011, 10:43
I wreszcie jakaś wiadomość...myślałem, że Symantec skazał TF na śmierć 
Też pokukałem na ich forum i trochę wcześniej była taka wypowiedź...co dobrze wtedy nie wróżyło
"On March 15th, Symantec made the decision to lay off approximately 1,000 people company-wide. The PC Tools office in Boulder, which was responsible for the development of ThreatFire, was closed. The majority of staff in the office were immediately let go, and the development of ThreatFire was transferred to a very small group in Sydney, Australia. This is why djames, ebennett, and others no longer post here.
At the time, there were serious doubts that ThreatFire would continue to be developed, as the group assigned to pick up the software was 1/6 the size of the group in Boulder. The fact that there has not been an update to the program probably answers that question."
A tu znalazłem wątek na Wildersach
Też pokukałem na ich forum i trochę wcześniej była taka wypowiedź...co dobrze wtedy nie wróżyło"On March 15th, Symantec made the decision to lay off approximately 1,000 people company-wide. The PC Tools office in Boulder, which was responsible for the development of ThreatFire, was closed. The majority of staff in the office were immediately let go, and the development of ThreatFire was transferred to a very small group in Sydney, Australia. This is why djames, ebennett, and others no longer post here.
At the time, there were serious doubts that ThreatFire would continue to be developed, as the group assigned to pick up the software was 1/6 the size of the group in Boulder. The fact that there has not been an update to the program probably answers that question."
A tu znalazłem wątek na Wildersach
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