Sponsorship agreement with Kaspersky lab

[shostak]

Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro is pleased to announce that it has signed a sponsorship agreement with Kaspersky Lab, which will cover the 2011 and 2012 seasons.

“Kaspersky Lab is a world leader in the IT data protection field and already this year, it joined the ranks of our partners, as an Official Supplier,” said the Scuderia’s Team Principal, Stefano Domenicali. “We are pleased that they have decided to become even more involved with us. We share similar values with Kaspersky Lab in the field of technical research, striving to be innovative with a strong desire to succeed in our respective areas of activity.”

The Kaspersky Lab logo will already be visible on the Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro cars as from this Grand Prix, located on the nose, which is the position it will occupy for the next two seasons.

http://www.ferrari.com/English/Formu...ersky_lab.aspx

[TIFOSI_FERRARI]

[RedRebel40]

Kaspersky is slow as hell!

[Kingdom Hearts]

That's nice, free of Mclaren virus.

[NJB13]

Check the ECU

[Greig]

Kaspersky is slow as hell!

Bet Michael uses it then

[Tifosi]

Check the ECU

heheh

[Hornet]

At least its not Norton

Last I heard, they accidentally release a patch that causes the user system to crash

[NJB13]

At least its not Norton

Last I heard, they accidentally release a patch that causes the user system to crash

Yeah, I think I heard about that, wasn't it codenamed "AdrianS"

[Tifosi]

Yeah, I think I heard about that, wasn't it codenamed "AdrianS"

Spanky's on form today

[AvantiFer]

Ferrari is Mac, Windows or Linux?

[Tifosi]

Ferrari is Mac, Windows or Linux?

McLaren is a Mac. It's overvalued, often obsessed with things like shinyness and superfluous gadgets to get you to believe in its worth and it thinks its better than the competition

Windows is like an old Jordan than turned into a Midland that turn into a Spyker that turned into a Force India. It's slightly better these days but it still runs slow and still crashes alot.

Ferrari may be a Linux in that there is stability in the operation and that not many people run one.

[AvantiFer]

McLaren is a Mac. It's overvalued, often obsessed with things like shinyness and superfluous gadgets to get you to believe in its worth and it thinks its better than the competition

Windows is like an old Jordan than turned into a Midland that turn into a Spyker that turned into a Force India. Still runs slow and still crashes alot.

Ferrari may be a Linux in that there is stability in the operation and that not many people run one.

I would say the contrary in McLaren and Ferrari:

Ferrari has a keep it simple philosophy when designing the cars, that are simple but still work nicely. McLaren, on the other hand, do their cars like aliens with a lot of weird parts that are hard to get to work, like a PC with linux :P

As for Windows, I'd say Sauber lol, they crashed like every race... :P

[NJB13]

I would say the contrary in McLaren and Ferrari:

Ferrari has a keep it simple philosophy when designing the cars, that are simple but still work nicely. McLaren, on the other hand, do their cars like aliens with a lot of weird parts that are hard to get to work, like a PC with linux :P

As for Windows, I'd say Sauber lol, they crashed like every race... :P

Stu is right, but never mind GoFer because all Mac's OS's these days are really Unix in disguise. If you jailbreak your iPhone you can even get a hash prompt

[Tifosi]

McLaren are a bit like a PC i suppose. They have fans that make a lot of noise but don't actually do much and they are prone to cutting out if you press the wrong button (or is that just Lewis? )

[TheProdigalSon]

McLaren are a bit like a PC i suppose. They have fans that make a lot of noise but don't actually do much and they are prone to cutting out if you press the wrong button (or is that just Lewis? )

PC's like Lewis always crash at the most inconvienant times.. actually no just PC's

[Red Rocket]

Mclaren is windows especially Vista, always trying to catch up and when it finally gets there it goes a little to far and starts to slow down.