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Microsoft - The <b>Evil</b> empire
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1125 <i> I just bought a new car, I'll keep the brand name a secret. The mRobert Winchell-6/2/1998
1124 I don't think that the MSFT versions of a lot of these add-ons have anythinrudedog-6/2/1998
1123 There used to be a lot of great add-on apps for windows that added functionalitJudd-6/2/1998
1122 Lemme guess ... you bought a Volkswagen? <g> Greg Jung-6/2/1998
1121 Man, you're a genius. I LOVE your arguments. I still haven't recieved Kal-6/2/1998
1120 Whatever you said, the fact is the sky on NSCP is falling. If NSCP falls like ted-6/2/1998
1119 I just bought a new car, I'll keep the brand name a secret. The manufactureKal-6/2/1998
1118 <i>So the OS CAN exist w/o the browser, contrary to BG's claims?</Robert Winchell-6/1/1998
1117 <i>what's right then assuming you know?</i> If there is a probRobert Winchell-6/1/1998
1116 I think a browser is a great way to get at information, the closest we have comrudedog-6/1/1998
1115 I would look for them to bundle at least SQL and proxy using the same argument rudedog-6/1/1998
1114 Tell Bill Gates -- he's the one making the ridiculous claims about an OS neCharles Tutt-6/1/1998
1113 When microsoft bundles SQL server, Backoffice, SMS, etc, then I guess all thoseKal-6/1/1998
1112 Yes I know the answer. If by the browser you mean the user-mode app that one carudedog-6/1/1998
1111 ROFL!! You can start whacking pieces off of the OS until it looks like a stick rudedog-6/1/1998
1110 You didn't answer the question. Do you know the answer? don't smoke me.Kal-6/1/1998
1109 Kal - Do you really know nothing about user and kernel mode? You're pullinrudedog-6/1/1998
1108 So the OS CAN exist w/o the browser, contrary to BG's claims? JMHO.Charles Tutt-6/1/1998
1107 what's right then assuming you know?Kal-6/1/1998
1106 <i>Another reason is: if the browser crashes, the OS goes down with it.&lRobert Winchell-6/1/1998
1105 Another reason is: if the browser crashes, the OS goes down with it. Kal-6/1/1998
1104 Actually, they changed their name because the University of Illinois was going David LaSalle-6/1/1998
1103 Microsoft takes some hard hits . . . detnews.com People mail me this stuff. IRusty Johnson-6/1/1998
1102 Thanks for the article . . . I think his biggest problems (not counting his chRusty Johnson-6/1/1998
1101 What does the Software Publishers Association think of the evil empire? Check M31-6/1/1998
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