and yet , you somehow manage to get lost and mistakenly navigated to a
Vista newsgroup.
Surely you have never included links to ubuntu ... I mean , why would
you do that ?
Alias said:More bigotry. Do you have no shame?
Alias said:No, I do it on purpose to help those frustrated Vista Virus users learn
about Ubuntu so they can have an alternative to the Vista Virus. It's a
noble endeavor.
See above.
So, you struck out trying to call me a bigot by promoting Ubuntu but make
no comment about the blatant bigotry displayed by RobDee and others. One
can only conclude that you think bigotry to be a fine thing if it's
directed at Nigeria and you're a Vista Virus user.
RobDee said:Not at all - I am quite proud of my Nigerian Brothers.......
forty-nine said:1. I saw comments on Nigerian scams...not sure how that's bigotry.
Figures.
Saw you comment on American scams...by your definition that's bigotry ?
2. I haven't used Vista Virus , is it for testing AV ?
If you can link to it , I would like to test it against NOD32 ver3.
Alias said:Not at all. Them's the facts.
Does flippancy run in your family?
Alias said:No, I do it on purpose to help those frustrated Vista Virus users learn
about Ubuntu so they can have an alternative to the Vista Virus. It's a
noble endeavor.
Apparently, you failed to read or comprehend the articles. Just more inAlias said:The so-called Nigerian scams are small potatoes. Here's big potatoes,
originating from California:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,139507-c,cybercrime/article.html
Here's another one, from NYC:
http://www.computerworld.com/action...ArticleBasic&articleId=9046159&intsrc=hm_list
California has been the fraud center of the world for decades, followed
by Florida and New York. Course, the biggest "legal" fraud center, bar
none, is located at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D.C., USA.
Alias said:No, I do it on purpose to help those frustrated Vista Virus users learn
about Ubuntu so they can have an alternative to the Vista Virus. It's a
noble endeavor.
See above.
So, you struck out trying to call me a bigot by promoting Ubuntu but
make no comment about the blatant bigotry displayed by RobDee and
others. One can only conclude that you think bigotry to be a fine thing
if it's directed at Nigeria and you're a Vista Virus user.
--
Alias
Frank said:Get lost and don't show your stupid unwanted self in
here again.
Frank
bp said:I'm a Nigeria bigot So F'ing what?!
You're one of those stupid shit heads that think their clever and smarter
than everyone else aren't you?
Nice try stupid but we can see right through your dumb ass.
The fact that you waste your time around here proves your not to bright and
have no life.
How long will you have to spam this group with your Linux crap before you
actually go so something useful with it? (Your life not Linux)
You accomplish nothing here other than making noise and cluttering up the
group and preventing people that come here for answers about Vista from
getting those answers, because you turn every thread into some flame war.
You're a retard and a waste of time
You're not going to change MS
Bill isn't going to rewrite Vista based on Linux
You're not going to sell Linux to the world
You're wasting time and basically just being a pest.
You've accomplish nothing other than making yourself look like a twit.
Congratulations!
Go outside twit and look around, there are so many more important thing in
this world to crusade against. Get a clue your wasting your time and every
ones else's.
I know your real name it's Twit
Alias said:How does it feel to want and not get?
Frank said:Oh, I get what I want...hehehehe...I exposed your stupid, arrogant
ignorant ass as the liar you really are and now the entire world knows
it...lol!
Try again dipsh*t!
Frank
Frank said:Oh, I get what I want...hehehehe...I exposed your stupid, arrogant
ignorant ass as the liar you really are and now the entire world knows
it...lol!
Try again dipsh*t!
Frank
Frank said:Apparently, you failed to read or comprehend the articles. Just more in
a long line of examples of your incessant lies.
Grow up as*hole! Get lost and don't show your stupid unwanted self in
here again.
Frank
forty-nine said:caver1 said:forty-nine said:dennis@home wrote:
Andre Da Costa[ActiveWin] wrote:
My understanding is 11,000 out of the 100,000 systems will get
Mandriva Linux. So, a significant portion is still going to
Windows. A lot of persons in the country seem to still be swaying
towards Windows regardless of the Mandriva deal.
Its another MS stinker. Linux gets the deal so lets drop our prices.
In any other industry it would be called dumping.
So an OS that is free must be the ultimate in dumping then.
Dumping is where you sell below cost price.
The cost price of an OS license is close to zero so unless M$ give
it away they are not dumping.
No in business it is dumping. Linux in itself is not a business. Thereto. They don't cut their price to undercut MS.
So then it MS's cost is close to zero why do we have to pay so much
for it?
So MS is either dumping or gouging.
caver1
So what's it called when you sell a "free" product ?
Gouging ?
Scamming?
Linux wants to play big business, but doesn't like the game ?
Boohoo
Linux is not sold. Some services are sold or programs that are built
for Linux are sold.
the open source portion is never sold.
If you look at the Nigerian debacle MS wasn't making the deal with the
Nigerian gov't it was making the deal with the supplier. The Nigerian
gov't had to step in and say no our contract was for Mandriva. So MS
was even trying to slip it in under the table.
caver1
But as luck would have it, XP disc have the ability to format HD's.
Clever devices, computers are.
What is shipped on a PC doesn't have to remain on a PC.
Alias said:The so-called Nigerian scams are small potatoes. Here's big potatoes,
originating from California:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,139507-c,cybercrime/article.html
Here's another one, from NYC:
http://www.computerworld.com/action...ArticleBasic&articleId=9046159&intsrc=hm_list
California has been the fraud center of the world for decades, followed
by Florida and New York. Course, the biggest "legal" fraud center, bar
none, is located at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D.C., USA.
caver1 said:forty-nine said:caver1 said:forty-nine wrote:
dennis@home wrote:
Andre Da Costa[ActiveWin] wrote:
My understanding is 11,000 out of the 100,000 systems will get
Mandriva Linux. So, a significant portion is still going to
Windows. A lot of persons in the country seem to still be swaying
towards Windows regardless of the Mandriva deal.
Its another MS stinker. Linux gets the deal so lets drop our prices.
In any other industry it would be called dumping.
So an OS that is free must be the ultimate in dumping then.
Dumping is where you sell below cost price.
The cost price of an OS license is close to zero so unless M$ give it
away they are not dumping.
No in business it is dumping. Linux in itself is not a business. There
to. They don't cut their price to undercut MS.
So then it MS's cost is close to zero why do we have to pay so much
for it?
So MS is either dumping or gouging.
caver1
So what's it called when you sell a "free" product ?
Gouging ?
Scamming?
Linux wants to play big business, but doesn't like the game ?
Boohoo
Linux is not sold. Some services are sold or programs that are built for
Linux are sold.
the open source portion is never sold.
If you look at the Nigerian debacle MS wasn't making the deal with the
Nigerian gov't it was making the deal with the supplier. The Nigerian
gov't had to step in and say no our contract was for Mandriva. So MS was
even trying to slip it in under the table.
caver1
But as luck would have it, XP disc have the ability to format HD's.
Clever devices, computers are.
What is shipped on a PC doesn't have to remain on a PC.
Which is true. The reverse is also true.
Contracts are binding.
caver1
My understanding is 11,000 out of the 100,000 systems will get Mandriva
Linux. So, a significant portion is still going to Windows. A lot of
persons in the country seem to still be swaying towards Windows
regardless of the Mandriva deal.
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