Don't throw away that Win98 disc!

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ROTFLMAO..


Colin Barnhorst said:
Sometimes I feel like telling some of the insulters that they could safely
drive at their IQ's without risking a ticket (even in a School Zone).
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Only when deserved. You, sir, seem to be able to do nothing else.
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Only to trolls like you who invade MS newsgroups and preach Linux. No one
here cares about Linux. If we did, we'd be in a Linux newsgroup asking how
to get the wireless networking going, like every other Linux Luser.

Mike
 
Mike said:
Only to trolls like you who invade MS newsgroups and preach Linux. No
one here cares about Linux. If we did, we'd be in a Linux newsgroup
asking how to get the wireless networking going, like every other Linux
Luser.

Mike
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So, what other minority do you despise, insult and consider to be second
class citizens? That said, I am also a Windows user. I have XP on all
three of my computers and I expect I will keep them until MS decides not
to support them anymore. After all, XP is really cool except for the
anti piracy foolishness.

I will eventually get Vista when it has SP2 for my kid's computers for
games so I have a right to read and post in this newsgroup without
people like you insulting me.

Alias
 
You are too funny, and certainly no model for why anybody should switch to
LInux, regardless of variant.. you have as much intention of migrating to
Ubuntu as I do, and the resultant number does not look promising.. a big fat
'0'..
 
Mike said:
You are too funny, and certainly no model for why anybody should switch
to LInux, regardless of variant..
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I'm not trying to be a model for anything.
you have as much intention of
migrating to Ubuntu as I do, and the resultant number does not look
promising.. a big fat '0'..
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Now you can read my mind? Next week is Ubuntu week and you will see me
posting from there, I can assure you.

Alias
 
Mike said:
Only just.

Mike
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You are contradicting yourself Mike. Here you are saying that "Linux
Loonies" are "only just" people, yet below a quote from you earlier in
this thread implies that you don't really think "Linux Loonies" are people.

"But I'm not insulting people. I'm insulting Linux Loonies..."

So what is it?
 
Alias said:
There's lots of things that MS does that I like. Oops.


How about getting rid of WGA/WPA/WGAN/SPP and any other "anti piracy"
foolishness?


Said what?

Alias
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Well Mike, I don't know if you are lumping me into the group of *people*
(yes, we are people) who you give the highly esteemed title of "Linux
Loonies" to, but I'm not a boy (or fanboy for that matter) and I do like
some of the things MS does. Not much, but some, like this for example:

+--------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Microsoft Makes Testing IE6 and 7 Easier |
| from the was-keeping-me-up-at-night dept. |
| posted by Zonk on Friday December 01, @11:20 (Windows) |
| http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/12/01/153240 |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------+

[0]davidmcg writes "Finally, Microsoft has made steps to make testing
IE6 and IE7 easier for Windows users. Previously, you had to pay for an
additional Windows license to legally run both versions of IE for
testing purposes. Now Microsoft is [1]making available free Windows
XP/IE6 images available for VirtualPC (also free as MS is competing with
VMWare). This means that you can run IE6 in a virtual machine while
running IE7 on your host machine. The drawback is that the download is
set to expire April
2007 ... although we are promised new versions will be released. What
Microsoft doesn't mention is that Virtual PC also runs on Windows 2000
(and IE7 doesn't). Therefore it's possible to install this Windows XP
VPC image on your Win2k machine. You can then update IE6 on the XP image
to IE7, testing IE7 without upgrading from Win2k. This is all-around
excellent news for web developers."
 
Nina DiBoy said:
Mike wrote:
You are contradicting yourself Mike. Here you are saying that "Linux
Loonies" are "only just" people, yet below a quote from you earlier in
this thread implies that you don't really think "Linux Loonies" are
people.

"But I'm not insulting people. I'm insulting Linux Loonies..."
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So what is it?
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I was being generous with the "only just" comment.

Mike
 
Mike said:
Embarrassed by your ignorance of Ubuntu 6.10, aren't you!

Mike
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Um, last post to you, chum. I know all about 6.10 and I know it's still
in development. Once it's out of development, I will go for it.

Now, buzz off, will you?

Alias
 
Mike said:
Alias comes here to promote Ubuntu, the future of computing as he sees
it.. he hasn't fully migrated to it yet though.. moving to Ubuntu
requires careful planning (about as much planning as getting out an
abacus and moving all of the beads to one side)..

Part of the plan is to get others to use Ubuntu such that he has
somebody to lean on when he has problems with it..
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Oh you can read minds now, is that it?


--
Priceless quotes in m.p.w.vista.general group:

"Price is actually no factor in piracy..." spoken by
Mike Brannigan

"But I'm not insulting people. I'm insulting Linux Loonies..."
spoken by Mike <[email protected]>
 
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