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Microsoft - The <b>Evil</b> empire
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1325 <i>We're just having fun here ...</i> I know we are! I always Robert Winchell-7/14/1998
1324 <i>1) Scale: if I have a product and sold 1 this year, 10 next, that'Robert Winchell-7/14/1998
1323 <i>Microsoft's business IS doing just that. Not every company is doinRobert Winchell-7/14/1998
1322 <i>Well other companies don't pull this crap off. Read it carefully.&Robert Winchell-7/14/1998
1321 <i>Really. Care to back up that little bon-mot? Novell looks positions toRobert Winchell-7/14/1998
1320 Rusty, et al, I read in "Business Week" last night a rather interestJohn Lacelle-7/14/1998
1319 Kal - <i>The impeding demise of novell is what microsoft likes you to thrudedog-7/14/1998
1318 We're just having fun here ... You Redmond guys are wound a little tight. Rusty Johnson-7/13/1998
1317 1) Scale: if I have a product and sold 1 this year, 10 next, that's 1000% gKal-7/13/1998
1316 Microsoft's business IS doing just that. Not every company is doing that, oKal-7/13/1998
1315 Bearded One, >>Microsoft misrepresented NT security to the government? nommedeguerre-7/13/1998
1314 <i>Exactly. Microsoft is doing something every other company does, but onmicromike-7/13/1998
1313 <i>4) The impending demise of Novell</i> Really. Care to back up tBearded One-7/13/1998
1312 <i>To be fair, Sun and other companies caught up to MS' game. If you Robert Winchell-7/13/1998
1311 <i><b>>>No, that probably because it's true.</b> PRobert Winchell-7/13/1998
1310 To be fair, Sun and other companies caught up to MS' game. If you can'tKal-7/13/1998
1309 >>Yeah, he seems really stupid alright I bet he's not stupid. What Kal-7/13/1998
1308 <i>One of Microsoft's long-standing strategies is to claim their prodRobert Winchell-7/13/1998
1307 <i>David R. Henderson, "Research Fellow" at the Hoover InstitutRobert Winchell-7/13/1998
1306 <i>Tell me Rod why anyone should believe in the NC when it isn't a wKashish King-7/12/1998
1305 I suppose having to port software from NT v3.51 to NT v4.0 is your idea of progCharles Tutt-7/12/1998
1304 <i>First of all, the NC isn't a well-defined thing.</i> ROFL. Scott McPealy-7/12/1998
1303 The NC is not fatally wounded. First of all, the NC isn't a well-defined thKashish King-7/12/1998
1302 Scott Mcpealy, or should I say Bill Grates, since when are you a trial member? Kashish King-7/12/1998
1301 Beavis - Still, the NC <b><i>is</i></b> fatally wounderudedog-7/12/1998
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