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PatteB - ex-Student  |
Just see yourself... _______________ ph34r d4 cu73 On3z |
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PatteB - Ex-Student 
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Quote: not only because the company's management pushed the bounds of business ethics, Yes, cloning progs from other companys and deliver em for free IS pushing buisness ethics.. Did you know: Windows and MS Office are the only progsMicrosofts is offering,that are profitable? They are copying the other progs to give them for free or nearly as free away, just because the other firm should not make profit... _______________ ph34r d4 cu73 On3z |
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(Jedi)Obi-JK - Student 
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I liked this one: Quote: Microsoft wiped out Netscape in the Browser Wars of the late 1990s not only because the company's management pushed the bounds of business ethics, but also because its engineers built a better browser. When Netscape CEO Jim Barksdale approved the Mozilla project—an open-source browser based on Netscape's code—in 1998, it seemed like a futile act of desperation. Since when was IE ever BETTER, oh yeah since it comes with EVERY windows distro, Has a dekstop icon, a start menu Icon, a quickluanch icon, built-in subliminal messages telling you to hate Netscape. _______________ Silent Bob (Kevin Smith): You know, there's a million fine looking women in the world, dude. But they don't all bring you lasagna at work. Most of 'em just cheat on you. -Steve (Obi) |
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JavaGuy - Student 
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Quote: You've probably been told to dump Internet Explorer for a Mozilla browser before, by the same propeller-head geek who wants you to delete Windows from your hard drive and install Linux. You've ignored him, and good for you. Note that in cheerleading for Windows he (wisely) avoids debating the merits of the operating system, prefering to stick to the safer territory of name-calling. _______________ My signature is only one line. You're welcome. |
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