It happened again

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@li@s said:
Wow, that was quick.
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Yep. MS time censoring the Chinese people's pro-democracy speach for
the commies has given MS a lot practice in the art of censorship.

Denying people their rights has become completely second-nature to the
soul-less predatory monoploy known as Microsoft.

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"It'll soon shake your Windows
And rattle your walls
For the times they are a-changin'."
 
Yep. MS time censoring the Chinese people's pro-democracy speach for
the commies has given MS a lot practice in the art of censorship.

Denying people their rights has become completely second-nature to the
soul-less predatory monoploy known as Microsoft.
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And what do you call computer users that insist on using "soul-less"
Microsoft products? _Hypocrites_? Why don't you just put a lid on your
Microsoft bashing if you're not prepared to personally do something about
it? It does make you look rather silly and nothing more than a blowhart.


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When Microsoft stops treating its customers as thieves, I might consider
running Windoze again. Of course, I wouldn't allow it to access the
Internet. Windoze has no place on the Internet.

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NoStop said:
And what do you call computer users that insist on using "soul-less"
Microsoft products? _Hypocrites_?
Victims.

Why don't you just put a lid on your
Microsoft bashing if you're not prepared to personally do something
about it?
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LOL! I do something about it almost every day. You just don't like my
choice about how I go about it.
It does make you look rather silly and nothing more than a
blowhart.
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ROFL! Coming from you, I'll take that as a compliment.

And I still haven't found a distro of Linux that will boot up on my main
computer.

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Peace!
Kurt Kirsch
Self-anointed Moderator
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"It'll soon shake your Windows
And rattle your walls
For the times they are a-changin'."
 
Boletus said:
Time for a brand-new name! :)
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Got that right. I used to post here under the handle of nubian until
they censored me more than once. Then I changed handles all together to
escape censorship again.
 
NoStop said:
And what do you call computer users that insist on using "soul-less"
Microsoft products? _Hypocrites_? Why don't you just put a lid on your
Microsoft bashing if you're not prepared to personally do something about
it? It does make you look rather silly and nothing more than a blowhart.
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If anyone should put a lid on it it'd be you, NumbSpaz.

Steve N.
 
kurttrail said:
NoStop wrote:






LOL! I do something about it almost every day. You just don't like my
choice about how I go about it.




ROFL! Coming from you, I'll take that as a compliment.
Heh.


And I still haven't found a distro of Linux that will boot up on my main
computer.
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I have met a PC or two that recent distros of linux won't fly on, too.
Some would do fine on older distros, though. Perhaps an older distro
might. For that matter I've met some XP PCs that won't fly with SP2.
There are Macs that won't don't support OSX. Every OS has hardware
requirements and what they will support, etc.

Steve N.
 
And I still haven't found a distro of Linux that will boot up on my main
computer.
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Obviously, that's because you're technically challenged. I'm sure you don't
have anything in that box that isn't fairly standard these days and can be
made to run Linux just fine. (If you knew what you were doing.) I have yet
to see any modern computer system that cannot run Linux. There might be
some problem with a device in the computer - such as a Winmodem that may
not work. But, to say you can't install Linux on that computer and get 99%
of it fully functional, is just an indication of your incompetence with
computers.


--
When Microsoft stops treating its customers as thieves, I might consider
running Windoze again. Of course, I wouldn't allow it to access the
Internet. Windoze has no place on the Internet.

View Some Common Linux Desktops ...
http://linclips.crocusplains.com/index.php
 
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