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22454 I think MSFT will lose in court. Then maybe the appeals court reverses, and theCharles Hughes-1/21/1999
22453 Re: Microsoft losing the DOJ case This case is not really about what MSFT has dodd lot-1/21/1999
22452 Charles -- Do you think the courts will surprise us all? Could MSFT actually lGST-1/20/1999
22451 Bearded One, >>I'm sure of that point. My friends at Microsoft spoknommedeguerre-1/20/1999
22450 Microsoft Internal Data Questions Browser's Appeal my.netscape.com <i&Keith Hankin-1/20/1999
22449 <i> I put Red Hat 5.1 on both a desktop and it was quite challenging (andMarcelo Magnasco-1/20/1999
22448 <i> Sure, but you're still missing the point that the mass-market worKeith Hankin-1/20/1999
22447 Boies, Schmalensee Keep Dueling Over Microsoft Business Practices An INTERACTIRusty Johnson-1/20/1999
22446 <i>. I put Red Hat 5.1 on both a desktop and it was quite challenging (anmicromike-1/20/1999
22445 <i>Maybe you're right: they've gotten to the point where theyBearded One-1/20/1999
22444 ><i>This is true for any system. No way around it, since the peripheradamniseedemons-1/20/1999
22443 << It's not as if Bill Gates was on drugs when he approved this, so wCharles Hughes-1/20/1999
22442 Sal, if you are going to keep this reasonable attitude up, I guess I will have Charles Hughes-1/20/1999
22441 <i> On average, Wall Street analysts estimated Microsoft would earn 59 ceReginald Middleton-1/20/1999
22440 I've written a little about ebay. Although it may offend some, its the trutReginald Middleton-1/20/1999
22439 I think Bork says in his book, in response to proponents of traditional oligopoGerald R. Lampton-1/20/1999
22438 ><i>If there was a competing OS with 35% marketshare, with MSFT havingdamniseedemons-1/20/1999
22437 Maybe you're right: they've gotten to the point where they've startGerald R. Lampton-1/20/1999
22436 You make some good points, Reginald. I've thought about these issues myseldamniseedemons-1/20/1999
22435 ><i>That's just because although your enthusiasm for MSFT has beendamniseedemons-1/20/1999
22434 Why 3 companies and not 2? I can see it now... Bill and Steve are captains anddamniseedemons-1/20/1999
22433 FORE and Microsoft ------------------- FORE Systems' ForeRunjach-1/20/1999
22432 Hi! Glad to see you posting again! <i>It's not as if Bill Gates was Bearded One-1/19/1999
22431 <i>Also saw NSCP's bought and paid for mouthpiece Bork chimed in todaGerald R. Lampton-1/19/1999
22430 A big day for MSFT. It is so quiet on this thread. Here goes! <b> ~2B eaXiaoYao-1/19/1999
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