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How high will Microsoft fly?
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73051Okay, fine. But did they include Linux and Mac OS X in the Unix server count? [Dave-11/17/2002
73050Dave - give me a break - The "Unix server market" is servers sold whicrudedog-11/17/2002
73049<i>...Explain this... While the overall server market grew 4 percent to $Dave-11/17/2002
73048That's one post out of hundreds. I reserve the right to taunt MSFT bashers David Howe-11/16/2002
73047<i> No, but one set of books told Gates to unload 40 million shares this pjonkai-11/16/2002
73046<i> Never said that either. At that time, I said that MSFT looked like a bjonkai-11/16/2002
73045<i> I never said that MSFT outperformed IBM, only that IBM recognized the jonkai-11/16/2002
73044From your article (in the author's opinion) << Linux poses little danDavid Howe-11/16/2002
73043The long shadow of Big Blue Nov 7th 2002 | SAN FRANCISCO From The Economist priRusty Johnson-11/16/2002
73042<< This prompted Microsoft, which dominates the personal computer softwareDavid Howe-11/16/2002
73041Japan may drop Windows to boost security - paper Reuters, 11.15.02, 11:50 PM ET Spytrdr-11/15/2002
73040Free software, big business? heise.de dbresearch.deSpytrdr-11/15/2002
73039blisenko, >>can you explain this statement to me? <<Based on Micrnommedeguerre-11/15/2002
73038<< Looks like the evil bashers knew the score all along. >> Who didDavid Howe-11/15/2002
73037US gov's 'ultimate database' run by a felon theregister.co.ukSpytrdr-11/15/2002
73036WHy don't you go take a look? It's publically posted microsoft.comDiViT-11/15/2002
73035norm, can you explain this statement to me? <<Based on Microsoft'salydar-11/15/2002
73034blisenko, "SEC filing on Thursday that showed five of its seven reporting nommedeguerre-11/15/2002
73033what happens when windows and office sales start to decline. every product has alydar-11/15/2002
73032<< when you said MSFT was doing fine at $90 a share >> Never said tDavid Howe-11/14/2002
73031<< if you call this below some how outperforming IBM >> I never saiDavid Howe-11/14/2002
73030<i> According to "the numbers" Windows has a big lead and they gjonkai-11/14/2002
73029I disagree, but you can have the last word on this subject. After this comment DiViT-11/14/2002
73028just in case someone wanted to know the future of MSFT's true earnings......jonkai-11/14/2002
73027<i> Score: Apache 59.9% MSFT 29.2% netcraft.com Not that the score mattejonkai-11/14/2002
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