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How high will Microsoft fly?

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72426	<i> And what was Apollo 1 and Apollo 13? </i> what the apollo and S	jonkai	-	9/20/2002
72425	<i>Right -- the stuff used to put a man on the moon actually worked reliab	Brian Sullivan	-	9/20/2002
72424	It's amazing. Reliable software is a hard problem. But it's also true t	QwikSand	-	9/20/2002
72423	Right -- the stuff used to put a man on the moon actually worked reliably. Char	Charles Tutt	-	9/20/2002
72422	The 99.99% of the bugs that are found do not allow what you suggest they do.	David Howe	-	9/20/2002
72421	The software required to put a man on the moon is not the same software that mil	David Howe	-	9/20/2002
72420	The reality is that all software is not as flawed as the stuff that emanates fro	ProDeath	-	9/20/2002
72419	<i> With this type, size, quantity and flexibility of software it would be	jonkai	-	9/20/2002
72418	<<It wouldn't surprise me if a security flaw or bug of some sort was f	alydar	-	9/19/2002
72417	... and it's impossible for a man to ever walk on the moon (if you use your	Charles Tutt	-	9/19/2002
72416	MSFT produces and has produced an absolutely massive quantity of software. They	David Howe	-	9/19/2002
72415	I see you can order XP SP1 on a disk for $9.95. That will fix most of the securi	Jim McMannis	-	9/19/2002
72414	please tell me when this kind of stuff is going to end? Microsoft Discloses Sec	alydar	-	9/19/2002
72413	This is what MSFT biz opponents are saying. Have you been paid off? Till the gov	sandeep	-	9/19/2002
72412	Microsoft violates antitrust deal biz.yahoo.com <b>"It's unfort	jonkai	-	9/18/2002
72411	<i> LOL</i> lets see, the score is 1 security hole for linux, and 5	jonkai	-	9/16/2002
72410	LOL Message 17996745	David Howe	-	9/16/2002
72409	Rusty,re:"shortage of...". We always have shortage of cheap talents. T	John Chen	-	9/15/2002
72408	<i>Think of the money we could save electing Senators and Congressmen and	QwikSand	-	9/15/2002
72407	You're right ... it's government for sale to the highest bidder. Fortu	Rusty Johnson	-	9/15/2002
72406	<i>Our government is supposed to represent its citizens ... not its corpor	QwikSand	-	9/15/2002
72405	To me ... it's not even an immigration issue. Our government is supposed t	Rusty Johnson	-	9/15/2002
72404	My Senator's (form letter surely) response ... <I>Employment forecast	Rusty Johnson	-	9/15/2002
72403	<i>Debunking the Myth of a Desperate Software Labor Shortage</i> Is	Dave	-	9/15/2002
72402	Microsoft needs help. We can use more people like Linus Torvalds. Best of luck	Rusty Johnson	-	9/14/2002

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