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Microsoft - The <b>Evil</b> empire
An SI Board Since October 1997
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Emcee:  Columbo Type:  Unmoderated
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250 Colombo, And I still don't know what I want to be when I grow UP! OK to tRich Goldsmith-11/12/1997
249 All: Glad to see veterans of the MS War slinging mud across the reign. Had noStephen B. Temple-11/11/1997
248 <i> What does it take to beat Microsoft? </i> I don't think wColumbo-11/11/1997
247 <i> Pardon an old Definition -0 (a ones complement former Definition 0). Columbo-11/11/1997
246 >>Look for MS Government 1.0. Oh no. That would be awful. I pray that ifKal-11/11/1997
245 As long as there are processors, there will be a need for instruction sets, andTyphoon-11/11/1997
244 Typhoon, Pardon an old Definition -0 (a ones complement former Definition 0). Rich Goldsmith-11/11/1997
243 Gerald, I think you nailed that one. Besides, noise is much more soothing thanTyphoon-11/11/1997
242 Kal, the answer is clear. Microsoft must become a government of it's own tTyphoon-11/11/1997
241 What's going to be next from Microsoft? From briefing.com MICROSOFT CORP.Kal-11/11/1997
240 Dear Robert: >This is part of what I don't understand - Sun controls JaGerald R. Lampton-11/11/1997
239 <i>Then why have all the phone equipment companies embraced it. Why have Robert Winchell-11/10/1997
238 <i>I have an app that is deployed world wide for our corporation. The useRobert Winchell-11/10/1997
237 <i>Why is Java the future? Because people are blindly following it becaseColumbo-11/10/1997
236 Welcome back. It was boring around here. <i>This is part of what I don&Columbo-11/10/1997
235 >><i>"Microsoft has had an opportunity to play by the new InteKal-11/10/1997
234 To Gerald - Thank you for your response. <i>>Why is Java the futureRobert Winchell-11/10/1997
233 >Why is Java the future? Because it's internet-centric, not desktop-ceGerald R. Lampton-11/10/1997
232 <i>It's already happening. The ossification process is already well uRobert Winchell-11/10/1997
231 <i> What does it take to beat Microsoft? It takes another software giantRobert Winchell-11/10/1997
230 <b>I'm Baaaaack!</b> ML#0, as labeled by Columbo, is in the hoRobert Winchell-11/10/1997
229 Hey MH#0, Keep up the good work on listing those definitions. Dilbert bosses neKal-11/10/1997
228 <b> Are you a Definition? </b> This is a simple test to see if youColumbo-11/10/1997
227 <b> Definition #7 </b> In dedication to Sal Habash. Sal thinks Columbo-11/10/1997
226 <i> Yes, let's review it, but start in the '50's, not the Columbo-11/10/1997
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