Unknown said:
Look at what he has developed. Don't you think he deserves the
reward?
Where would this industry be without Microsoft?
Well you need to program your ass a new newsgroup client, because I
could hardly figure out where your replies were. So little old me, that
doesn't know a damn about programing fixed it up for you.
"Look at what he has developed."
The company or the code? Cause the code he started out with was
developed by someone else, all Bill did was add some finishing touches,
before he licensed it off to IBM.
"Don't you think he deserves the reward?"
I don't think any person deserves billions of dollars as long as there
is even one person starving in the world.
No you didn't, but then why complain about its cost?
He didn't complain. "More like eXpect Problems." All he did is come up
with his own explanation for what XP stands for.
understand costs and programming problems.
How many programming errors does XP have?
Enough to patch up twenty holes just last month alone. And XP is over
two & a half years old now!
Impossible to answer
because XP is
an operating system and interfaces with literally thousands of other
programs. Enough to eXpect Problems? Absolutely not. Fact, not
emotion,
More like emotional BS. All one needs to do is read this group, and
you'll see all the problems.
XP is the most solid operating system ever.
As compare to previous versions of Windows. Still BS! My eXPerience is
that 2K is more stable than XP, just for the fact that it ain't running
the effin' kitchen sink of XP bundled middleware!
Just keep in
mind that there is a lot of old hardware out there that is not
compatible with XP and therefore require updates.
Just keep in mind that you are just deluding yourself. XP is just
another flawed operating system waiting to be replaced by a new MS
flawed OS that will touted by MS as the best OS ever. All it is, is the
same old tired MS marketing propaganda.
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