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Either open or DIE.
Ozzie saying that instead of "the computer being at the center, you (the user) are at the center", is spitting into the face of Micro$oft's own software reality.
Using their latest, priceless software wreck 'Vista', has clearly shown that they DO NOT mean what they say. There are too many samples, to list them all on this comment, that in Micro$oft's understanding of how things should happen in this computer world, is that third party corporates paying tribute to M$, should be at the center of your computer, deciding what you can listen to, which software you have to use to listen, which broadcasts you are allowed to view, and when and how many times you are allowed to view, and yet another one: which files you can copy on your own hard disk to remain at M$'s discretion.
The user at the center of Microsoft's interest ... my a-s-s
Ozzie saying that instead of "the computer being at the center, you (the user) are at the center", is spitting into the face of Micro$oft's own software reality.
Using their latest, priceless software wreck 'Vista', has clearly shown that they DO NOT mean what they say. There are too many samples, to list them all on this comment, that in Micro$oft's understanding of how things should happen in this computer world, is that third party corporates paying tribute to M$, should be at the center of your computer, deciding what you can listen to, which software you have to use to listen, which broadcasts you are allowed to view, and when and how many times you are allowed to view, and yet another one: which files you can copy on your own hard disk to remain at M$'s discretion.
The user at the center of Microsoft's interest ... ********!
And, Its a "GROOVY" SITUATION (WORLD)!
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Duh. Have you thought of tweaking your business model? Change is change. It's not directed at Microsoft. Change just is.
Get over it instead of trying to stand in the wind.
By the way, your latest line of buggy whips isn't selling all too well.
Both Open Source and the Web is the perfect storm and already the Microsoft boat is rocking uncontrollably.
- by yoramn June 9, 2008 6:35 AM PDT
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