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Council of IT execs will advise the company on how to make its products work better with other software.
Council of IT execs will advise the company on how to make its products work better with other software.
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That statement is obviously false but for the record when MS was first founded they made Basic interpreters for various home computers and one of their nice points was the ease with which Basic code written for one system could be ported to another. They couldn't have worked at maintaining a monopoly at that time simply becase they didn't
have one.
"Microsoft has absolutely no desire to interoperate with other products, "
Here you contradict the entire point of the article you responded to. Obviously you have a failure to comprehend, probably based on your failure to understand how business actually works but as likely your failure is compounded by a direct and unreasonable hatred of MS.
"always has and always will do whatever it takes to harm consumers with second rate low quality products."
That is slander, pure and simple. Your hatred is obvious, your reasons for your hatred are most likely irrational. Again, for the record: MS didn't build a monopoly based on second-rate products. If you think otherwise you're just a fool.
"Security and quality will never compromise Microsoft's primary goal, to rule one and all."
As a publically owned company, MS's goal should be to make money for it's shareholders. Since the market is demanding security and quality in the software they're buying then it should follow that MS is indeed focusing on those items. Just because you state otherwise doesn't make it so and your obvious and unreasonable hatred has blinded you to the simple truth.
That statement is obviously false but for the record when MS was first founded they made Basic interpreters for various home computers and one of their nice points was the ease with which Basic code written for one system could be ported to another. They couldn't have worked at maintaining a monopoly at that time simply becase they didn't
have one.
"Microsoft has absolutely no desire to interoperate with other products, "
Here you contradict the entire point of the article you responded to. Obviously you have a failure to comprehend, probably based on your failure to understand how business actually works but as likely your failure is compounded by a direct and unreasonable hatred of MS.
"always has and always will do whatever it takes to harm consumers with second rate low quality products."
That is slander, pure and simple. Your hatred is obvious, your reasons for your hatred are most likely irrational. Again, for the record: MS didn't build a monopoly based on second-rate products. If you think otherwise you're just a fool.
"Security and quality will never compromise Microsoft's primary goal, to rule one and all."
As a publically owned company, MS's goal should be to make money for it's shareholders. Since the market is demanding security and quality in the software they're buying then it should follow that MS is indeed focusing on those items. Just because you state otherwise doesn't make it so and your obvious and unreasonable hatred has blinded you to the simple truth.
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- When I can just direct you to the original commentary:
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