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23229 I must mildly demur on 36-bit addressing and DOS. The original 8086 segmented Daniel Schuh-4/11/1999
23228 <i>Shades of DOS! </i> Exactly!! My heart skipped a beat when I thorudedog-4/11/1999
23227 " This is currently available on Xeon - there's just no easy way to exThure Meyer-4/11/1999
23226 <i>There is also an article about MS demonstrating a 64-bit version of Wirudedog-4/11/1999
23225 PR Newswire Gerald R. Lampton-4/11/1999
23224 " Microsoft was considering making its computer source code more freely avThure Meyer-4/10/1999
23223 Dan, >>Shut up and let the lawyers handle it, was my free legal advice tnommedeguerre-4/10/1999
23222 From the "RagingBull" website: ragingbull.com > The U.S. DepartmThure Meyer-4/10/1999
23221 Hi Dan, I had an interesting observation yesterday while looking at a computerAndy Thomas-4/10/1999
23220 Any thoughts on the next monopoly frontier, when MS starts bundling its video aThure Meyer-4/10/1999
23219 True enough, Andy, to my knowledge that's pretty much the case with NT WorkDaniel Schuh-4/9/1999
23218 Hi Dan, I wonder how this will work. I think they'll take the base WindoAndy Thomas-4/9/1999
23217 Rusty, I used to bring up the Microsoft-Intel contrast fairly regularly here. Daniel Schuh-4/9/1999
23216 Depositions in the Microsoft Case to Be Made Public nytimes.com The Daniel Schuh-4/9/1999
23215 Forbes - April 19,1999 Microsoft's suffering in antitrust court is not allRusty Johnson-4/9/1999
23214 Behind Microsoft's Shift on Windows nytimes.com Before getting to the NYTDaniel Schuh-4/9/1999
23213 <i>Maybe Microsoft will set the Win9x source free once Win9x is officiallGerald R. Lampton-4/9/1999
23212 Microsoft Plans an Upgrade of Windows 98 nytimes.com On that subject,Daniel Schuh-4/8/1999
23211 It's just a one-liner in a larger article, but I ran across this little tidGerald R. Lampton-4/8/1999
23210 Sorry I'm late getting back to you. Busy, haven't been on here for a whCharles Hughes-4/7/1999
23209 Hey Harvey: I see it took an announced agreement with MSFT to get you SPYG shaCory Gault-4/7/1999
23208 Dan, >>nobody ever accused the friends of Bill of being small-minded. Nnommedeguerre-4/6/1999
23207 You know, Xiao, gloating about Netscapers jumping ship isn't exactly congruDaniel Schuh-4/6/1999
23206 ot ** anyone know how to save email messages and addresses and load to new comp2brasil-4/6/1999
23205 Another key Mozilla figure departs news.comXiaoYao-4/5/1999
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