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[–] DickHertz ago 

Now if they would just do something about that bag of shit called iTunes.

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[–] SomewhatNeutral ago 

sudo apt-get install linux vlc

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[–] babajee ago 

Beware. I've noticed VIRUSES parading as 'Quicktime Updates'

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[–] losangeleslive [S] 1 point -1 points (+0|-1) ago 

Just so you guys know... These two vulnerabilities are considered ‘remote code execution’ vulnerabilities, which means a miscreant could get the victim to click on a link or visit a website, and remotely hack into the computer without ever physically being in front of the computer. So if you are using QuickTime, you should uninstall it!

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[–] slevin_kelevra 1 point 0 points (+1|-1) ago 

Who the hell uses quiktime, or apple products in general for that matter?

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[–] RedditCEOEllenPao ago 

The same ones that are placated with the orgy-porgies and the centrifugal bumble-puppy.

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[–] RevanProdigalKnight 1 point 12 points (+13|-1) ago 

At least Apple is doing the right thing in killing it off, rather than let it fester and force it to go on like Adobe Flash.

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[–] OrionBlastar 1 point 2 points (+3|-1) ago 

Quicktime, a lot of movie trailers used to be made for Quicktime, now the trailers are on YouTube instead.

Microsoft wanted to kill Quicktime so that their Media Player was used instead, now they got their wish.

Steve Jobs if he was still alive would have had Quicktime patched by now and found other problems in it by now.

Imagine what happens if iTunes has security flaws found in it, would they quit making it for Windows then?

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[–] supernatendo 0 points 10 points (+10|-0) ago 

Except Media Player is not used instead of YouTube or VLC, so Microsoft only half-way got their wish, and it doesn't help Microsoft at all.

Even if Steve Jobs were still alive today, QuickTime would still suck.

iTunes does have security flaws. People should not be using it.

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[–] BobOki 0 points 5 points (+5|-0) ago 

This is no surprise at all. Apple spent big $$ getting x.265 codec hardware support, why would they not push it as hard as can be?>

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[–] losangeleslive [S] ago 

You would think a giant in the industry like Apple would put more effort into creating a solid media platform. I wouldn't be surprised if they starting investing time in creating a new one.

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