"Billary/2008" <F#%K_Liberals@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> <zzbunker@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> But, that was avoided because of the folly of history
>> invvolved in spliiting up AT&T. Since it turns out that
>> most of MS Windows is just stuff the IBM and Sun idiots
>> lifted from Bell Labs. Since the major meance
>> to the net is copyright thieves like the Wa****ngton morons
>> and IBM, rather Offiice products that Microsoft
>> makes for their idiot surfing Lodges in the woods.
>> Since Microsoft knows much more about
>> 19th Century Standard Oil Company theivery that than they
>> do 21st Century computers or software.
>
> You don't know **** about the software industry or what drives
innovation
> and competition in software.
I've worked on software that revolutionized computing in a disruptive way.
I can guarantee that you have used it, whether you realized it or not.
(No,
I won't tell you what it is, because that would make it fairly easy to
ascertain my real identity.)
I can't think of a single product that Microsoft has ever developed that
was
disruptively innovative. They're all derivative, and in some cases
outright
theft of innovations or standards, twisted into proprietary clones of
formerly great software. If Microsoft touches it, it will become
proprietary, bloated, slow and unreliable almost without exception.
What disruptive innovations have you brought to computing, Billie?
> Idiots like you pretend to understand , but all you understand is the
> alternate reality, anti-capitalist, anti-cor****ate leftist programming
you
> were taught at a young age.
Wrong. Wrong. Wrong. And wrong. You're batting .000. I assure you that
(most of) the software I've worked on has been very much pro-capitalist,
and
some of it has actually been licensed to Microsoft in the past. But
apparently your rightwing programming forces you get all defensive and
blast
your hate spew in lieu of real discussion.
Here's a concept to blow your head to smithereens: It is possible to use,
and to even like some Microsoft products, while simultaneously *also*
liking, using and deploying *open source products.* They can even exist
on
the same computer!!
Let that one sink in. Take some tranquilizers if it will help.
> You are a very good parrot for the Undisciplined, self-taught Linux
> rabble.
For a ****ll who claims that Microsoft is "not trying to destroy Linux",
your
hateful, ignorant shrieking proves otherwise. Why is that, Billie?
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