Remember the "good old days"......

[Scott]

.......when Microsoft didn't assume we were criminals?

Vista WGA problems confirmed

http://blogs.zdnet.com/Bott/?p=221&tag=nl.e539
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[Dave B.]

And people didn't sue because they did something stupid and think someone
should pay them for it, and people didn't lock their 3 year olds in a closet
for 3 days while they went on vacation. Yup, those were good times.

--

 

[HDFatBoy2003]

And we didn't have to lock our doors and people didn't steal ... then MS
won't have to implement the processes they have to protect their valuables
....

 

[Andyistic]

Want a challenge?
Go through that article and all it's associated articles and count the
number of times the word "experience" appears.
I'm farily certain that I am not the only one who thinks that Microsoft has
overused this word when talking about Vista.

-- Andy

 

[johnm]

Want a challenge?
Go through that article and all it's associated articles and count the
number of times the word "experience" appears.
I'm farily certain that I am not the only one who thinks that Microsoft
has overused this word when talking about Vista.

heh, sort of like when you search for the word "Microsoft" on your C: drive
after a Vista install.
I turned up over 11,750 instances, and that was only counting file and
folder names, no file contents
narcisstic bastards

 

[Oppie]

I remember when NT came out there was a joke going around

"If you play the NT disc backwards
it says that <put your variation here>
is the devil.
And if you think that's bad,
play it forwards -
It installs NT."

Well, it was funny at the time ; )