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How high will Microsoft fly?

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72501	Don't get me started! <g> I think that was a HUGE mistake. JMHO. C	Charles Tutt	-	9/27/2002
72500	The only way that the Rule of Law differentiates the U.S. from the rest of the w	Dave	-	9/27/2002
72499	Isn't it kind of interesting how many would-be vigilantes there are in a cou	QwikSand	-	9/27/2002
72498	John, Microsoft broke the law. That much is fact. The suit is about seeking just	Dave	-	9/27/2002
72497	No, I just despise mediocre software and the attitude of contempt for the custom	ProDeath	-	9/27/2002
72496	Sounds like you have a big chip. A little sour grapes perhaps? JFD	John F. Dowd	-	9/27/2002
72495	Lawbreakers are not excused simply because the circumstances under which they br	ProDeath	-	9/27/2002
72494	Database is one, applications like financials, HR, and MRP are others. Either I	ProDeath	-	9/27/2002
72493	<i>The only software I see fetching a high premium these days is in the ar	Mark Marcellus	-	9/27/2002
72492	<<Among others, he indicated the following reasons as to why governments w	Spytrdr	-	9/27/2002
72491	Well then Schmandel what good is the monopoly? Do you think the judge sees it th	John F. Dowd	-	9/27/2002
72490	It would appear that the operating system is going the way of the processor in t	ProDeath	-	9/27/2002
72489	<i>What is taking this judge so long? Is she putting on her make up?</i	Dave	-	9/27/2002
72488	No, I'm saying the IBM model doesn't work any more. In today's mode	Mark Marcellus	-	9/27/2002
72487	Isn't the Itanium a proprietary, patent protected CPU? And isn't Window	Charles Tutt	-	9/26/2002
72486	<i>well, they are going to sell hardware and give away the software. ibm d	Mark Marcellus	-	9/26/2002
72485	now Licensing 6 comes back to bite MSFT in the arse.... starting next year, (a	jonkai	-	9/26/2002
72484	beware the "cookie jar" this quarter.. <i>12:59PM Microsoft (MS	jonkai	-	9/26/2002
72483	Well - Linux has evolved a lot: 1) Don't know what it is 2) Some nerd thing	dybdahl	-	9/26/2002
72482	Lol. So you think the desktop market will disappear within the next decade, or h	dybdahl	-	9/26/2002
72481	<<The remarkable thing about Linux for Ed Leonard of DreamWorks is not how	Spytrdr	-	9/26/2002
72480	The desktop ... is becoming irrelevant. Even if it weren't ... never is a l	Rusty Johnson	-	9/26/2002
72479	<<Linux will never, ever beat Windows on the desktop.>> you might t	alydar	-	9/26/2002
72478	<< It will never beat Windows on the desktop >> True, but it's	David Howe	-	9/26/2002
72477	<i>the only decent MS operating system is/was Windows 2000</i> I di	QwikSand	-	9/26/2002

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