Author: Albert Silver
Date: 12:14:18 05/29/01
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On May 28, 2001 at 20:34:23, Christophe Theron wrote:
>On May 28, 2001 at 03:15:25, Jouni Uski wrote:
>
>>On May 28, 2001 at 02:51:23, ERIQ wrote:
>>
>>>When some day soon we all wakeup and look around and all we see is one interface
>>>then I'm going to say "I told you so".
>>>
>>>look What happened the last time a company became a big monopoly IE. microsuck.
>>>Now we are all slaves to their software IE all good chess programs are written
>>>now for windows.
>>>
>>> And microsuck hasn't even produced a bug free product yet straight out of the
>>>box.
>>
>>Are You meaning Microsoft:-) I have used Windows 98 over one year in my home
>>without a single error/problem/setup/reboot need!!
>>
>>Jouni
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>Let me guess: you are using the W98 CD as a mirror or something like that?
>
>It's true that there are some ways of using stuffs from Microsoft that do not
>produce any bug. However it takes a lot of imagination to find them.
>
>For example a box of an older version of some stuff from Microsoft (that came
>with a big heavy manual and a lot of floppies) is currently blocking my office's
>door, so this door does not slam at the first breathe of wind.
>
>I must admit that this product, in this particular way of using it, has been
>working FLAWLESSLY since more than 4 years.
>
>That's quite an achievement, and I think the Microsoft team should be credited
>for this. I don't understand why you guys are constantly criticizing them.
>
>Tell you, it works even during power failures. Incredible. I never had to reboot
>it.
>
>I'm currently considering the update offer for this product. I'm wondering what
>advantage I'll find in it. But Microsoft says I really need it, so obviously it
>must bring something terrific.
>
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> Christophe
The key words are: Bigger box, heavier manuals, lower center of gravity.
Albert
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