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March 03, 2008



Microsoft owns up to Vista's flaws (sort of)



weblog.infoworld.com/enterprisedesktop/archives/2008/03/microsoft_owns.html



from article:



I love lawsuits. The smell of money has a way of dredging up all sorts

of interesting and (previously) confidential information.



Take the case of the internal Microsoft email thread that surfaced

recently in the wake of the pending "Vista Capable" class action suit.

Here you have Steve Sinofsky, the newly appointed head of the Windows

development team, confessing that Microsoft knew Vista wasn't ready to

ship in late 2006.


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"maya" <maya778899@yahoo.com>wrote in message

Big deal. So MS owns up to errors in Vista and that is news? I guess you

think that the people here can't figure out how to get the news so you post

the links. Thank you very much. Now, how about some links on the

politicial environment, Law issues, Health issues, and Travel? Maybe if you

post some of those links, we can have a well rounded news reading.







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"maya" <maya778899@yahoo.com>wrote in message

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March 03, 2008



Microsoft owns up to Vista's flaws (sort of)



weblog.infoworld.com/enterprisedesktop/archives/2008/03/microsoft_owns.html" >weblog.infoworld.com/enterprisedesktop/archives/2008/03/microsoft_owns.html



from article:



I love lawsuits. The smell of money has a way of dredging up all sorts of

interesting and (previously) confidential information.



Take the case of the internal Microsoft email thread that surfaced

recently in the wake of the pending "Vista Capable" class action suit.

Here you have Steve Sinofsky, the newly appointed head of the Windows

development team, confessing that Microsoft knew Vista wasn't ready to

ship in late 2006.















What's your point?



C.B.





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its important for people to get good information about the problems of vista

when they come in here,

many come in here to see if vista is all that great as microsoft tries to

say...



by reading all the nice news like this one, they get a better educated and

more well rounded

overall view of how crap Vista really is :-)





Dont get me wrong, I have told many people to get vista with their new

computers...



But of course I explain to them ALL the problems and setbacks they may

encounter.



Its the same thing.. its better for the visitors in here and future vista

adopters, to know Vistas dark and sinister side, even if they decide to go

along and get it, than to jump into vista thinking its a paradise made in

redmond.







"Bill Yanaire" <Bill@yaniaire.com>wrote in message

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Big deal. So MS owns up to errors in Vista and that is news? I guess you

think that the people here can't figure out how to get the news so you

post the links. Thank you very much. Now, how about some links on the

politicial environment, Law issues, Health issues, and Travel? Maybe if

you post some of those links, we can have a well rounded news reading.















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Yes, what a surprise, that other "monopoly" Intel, pressured them into it.



"maya" <maya778899@yahoo.com>wrote in message

Quote
March 03, 2008



Microsoft owns up to Vista's flaws (sort of)



weblog.infoworld.com/enterprisedesktop/archives/2008/03/microsoft_owns.html" >weblog.infoworld.com/enterprisedesktop/archives/2008/03/microsoft_owns.html



from article:



I love lawsuits. The smell of money has a way of dredging up all sorts of

interesting and (previously) confidential information.



Take the case of the internal Microsoft email thread that surfaced

recently in the wake of the pending "Vista Capable" class action suit.

Here you have Steve Sinofsky, the newly appointed head of the Windows

development team, confessing that Microsoft knew Vista wasn't ready to

ship in late 2006.













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You are running an anti-Vista business. You benefit from exaggerating minor

problems and elevating them to a monumental level. It is a sinister

practice. There is nothing sinister about Vista. You are sinister and dark.



"On the Bridge!" <On@the,Bridge>wrote in message

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its important for people to get good information about the problems of

vista

when they come in here,

many come in here to see if vista is all that great as microsoft tries to

say...



by reading all the nice news like this one, they get a better educated and

more well rounded

overall view of how crap Vista really is :-)





Dont get me wrong, I have told many people to get vista with their new

computers...



But of course I explain to them ALL the problems and setbacks they may

encounter.



Its the same thing.. its better for the visitors in here and future vista

adopters, to know Vistas dark and sinister side, even if they decide to go

along and get it, than to jump into vista thinking its a paradise made in

redmond.







"Bill Yanaire" <Bill@yaniaire.com>wrote in message

>

>Big deal. So MS owns up to errors in Vista and that is news? I guess

>you

>think that the people here can't figure out how to get the news so you

>post the links. Thank you very much. Now, how about some links on the

>politicial environment, Law issues, Health issues, and Travel? Maybe if

>you post some of those links, we can have a well rounded news reading.

>

>

>











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These guys are a bunch of lawyers trying to mount discontent again Vista,

exaggerate minor technical problems with the hope to get a multi-million

dollar settlement in some near future. They don't give a fu*cking damn about

us. They file their motions written on Vista computers. This is the only

thing "sinister" about Vista, that it serves crooks so well.



We will all testify that they are crooks.





"C.B." <notreallyc.b.mullen@windowslive.com>wrote in message

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"maya" <maya778899@yahoo.com>wrote in message

news:47ceade8$1@news.x-privat.org...

>March 03, 2008

>

>Microsoft owns up to Vista's flaws (sort of)

>

>weblog.infoworld.com/enterprisedesktop/archives/2008/03/microsoft_owns.html" >weblog.infoworld.com/enterprisedesktop/archives/2008/03/microsoft_owns.html

>

>from article:

>

>I love lawsuits. The smell of money has a way of dredging up all sorts of

>interesting and (previously) confidential information.

>

>Take the case of the internal Microsoft email thread that surfaced

>recently in the wake of the pending "Vista Capable" class action suit.

>Here you have Steve Sinofsky, the newly appointed head of the Windows

>development team, confessing that Microsoft knew Vista wasn't ready to

>ship in late 2006.

>

>

>

>

>





What's your point?



C.B.





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It is the responsibility and duty of everyone to help the underprivileged

and unfortunate among us.



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Close that filthy mouth AlexB, if you don't respect yourself you should at

least respect others.



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You will never be forgotten my friend



"AlexB" <alexb@comcast.net>wrote in message

SNIPPED



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