Whats going on this board

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Roscoe

Ron K. said:
Whats up with all the people in here taking shots at one another? I've
seen
people post multi-page rants about people, its getting a bit annoying and
out
of hand. Where is MS through all this? Please remove these posts, no one
wants to see them.

I am also tired of all the anti Microsoft posters here, what are they
trying
to accomplish? The grass isn't always greener on the other side guys, if
your
not happy with this lawn go somewhere else you're not wanted here.
Critisim
is fine but out and out rants are just annoying and wasteful. I have also
seen people in here who work for Microsoft's business practices. These
people
work FOR MS they don't make the business decision, just like you don't in
your job. If you have a problem with MS talk to Bill Gates or the
corporate
board.

In closing, these boards are for discussion of Vista, not for your petty
personal grudges! I am not saying that Microsoft is perfect (name one
corporation that is), but they are better than most (do a little research
on
Wal-Mart). If Linux is your cup of tea, then go drink it! I have
identifed
a few of the trouble makers here and will not respond to any of thier
posts,
I encourage all of you to do the same.

Feel better now?
 
R

Richard Urban

But this group is a Windows Vista peer-to-peer ***HELP*** group.

It is NOT a philosophy group!
 
R

Richard Urban

Many who post here, those that start a thread that is 50 levels deep, do not
have a question either.

So you object to this fellow and not the others?
 
A

Alias

Richard said:
Many who post here, those that start a thread that is 50 levels deep, do not
have a question either.

So you object to this fellow and not the others?

I don't care one way or the other.

Alias
 
N

Nina DiBoy

Colin said:
This ng is absolutely congenial compared to a lot of the forums I have
visited. I would call what you are seeing as give-and-take. You want
flaming, try some of the AOL chatrooms! The ranters are usually pretty much
left to themselves here (some folks respond and keep it going). Trolls
always come and go.

I visited a forum today on Sunflowers to get peer support for an issue
involving Anno 1701 (brand new game). The problem I asked about was when a
signed driver for Vista x64 might be available (the game won't run on Vista
x64 because of it). The first reply was "no real player is concerned with
Vista." It went downhill from there. Now that's real congenial.

When I commented about how hot my MacBook Pro was running on the support
forum on Apple.com, the Apple moderator removed my thread entirely. I
suppose I tried to be too cute by posting a script for a mock 'I'm a Mac...'
ad that went [PC guy sipping an iced tea, "I'm a PC"; Mac Dude sweating
profusly and fanning himself, "I'm a MacBook Pro."]

No, I find this ng quite congenial.

Same here.
 
C

Chad Harris

I like to give the cleaning lady viewpoint who wishes she could be
articulate and bright enough to have been educated well enough to be a gasp
lol CEO, President, or even upper management or to have done gone to them
real top difficult schools, programs, passed all them board exams, etc.

I see in my country the US CEO's who make considerable money, who can't even
tell you at a 6th grade level what's going on in their country, how the gov
works, how the court system works, how consumately stupid their
Congressional oversight has been, how piss poor foreign policy has been
conducted by someone who topped out in her capacity as an amature piano
player and belonged as Dean at Stanford about as a stray cat.

Their literarcy quotient is a fraction of the therometer on any given day.

I also know a bunch of CEO's who can't run Windows as well as some 14 year
olds on various groups and chats let alone the other OS platforms these kids
run and who have less of a vocabulary either IT or in general.

You picked an intersting group to worship in a country where education wise
these people have been the kids who grew up who were left behind for years
and years.

I am amused as to what criterion you have used to assess whether people here
are CEOs, presidents, board members, upper management, movers and shakers in
their fields, etc. yada yada.

Are you consulting with Ashleigh he lap dancing palm reader off Route 38 in
her trailor with the tryptych in the front yard of Pink Flamingos, Old
Tires, and an old car up on blocks?

After a long day that started early this is a big grin:

"Xfile, I think its safe to say that most of the people on this board are
not
CEO's, presidents, or even upper management. Wouldn't you agree?"

Next time you get a bunch of CEOs from the US in the room, ask them how many
consider themselves advanced computer users, can tell you articulately how
Congress works, how many votes it takes to grant cert at the S. Ct. and what
huge threat was launched yesterday with the decision to pull the sources of
the World's leading newspaper by having the government seize their phone
records.

I would also be interested in your articulating your perception of CEOness,
or is it CEOnicity, upper managementnicity, and the qualities it takes to be
president. How about the tin ear quality I witnessed recently where a CEO
of a major company Home Depot who lost in the horse race to run GE, held an
annual board meeting where no questioins were taken for stock holders,
commands an unprecedented package, and has his company in a sharp downward
spiral that resembles a kami kazi route moving fast. Is that CEOness?

CH
 
C

Chad Harris

Why then, does it say "I search therefore I am" --Descartes above my start
button?

CH
 
M

Mike

Chad Harris said:
Next time you get a bunch of CEOs from the US in the room, ask them how
many consider themselves advanced computer users, can tell you
articulately how Congress works, how many votes it takes to grant cert at
the S. Ct. and what huge threat was launched yesterday with the decision
to pull the sources of the World's leading newspaper by having the
government seize their phone records.

What does *any* of that have to do with being a CEO?!?!?

Next time you get a bunch of Computer Scientists in a room, ask them how
many consider themselves advanced auto mechanics, can tell you articulately
how fantasy football works, how many #1 songs the Beatles had during their
career, and what the minimum number of moves required to win a chess game
is.

The point is, no one person can know *everything*, and frankly, I would hope
that the CEO of the company where I work is not wasting his time wondering
how Congress works!

Mike
 
C

Chad Harris

Way more on point and the one you obviously missed althought it was
explained to you in a panoply of ways.

Better still what does being a CEO or someone who flips frys have to do with
excellence in fixing and running Vista on this group?

I think there is an excellent chance that there is very little outside the
narrow scope of his job if he does that at all efficiently that the the CEO
where you work knows much in depth.

And why lol should we care what your CEO knows because the eye on the ball
here is to try to get software and hardware running so more people can enjoy
and use their computers as well as they want.

CH
 
M

Mike

Chad Harris said:
Way more on point and the one you obviously missed althought it was
explained to you in a panoply of ways.

Um, OK.
Better still what does being a CEO or someone who flips frys have to do
with excellence in fixing and running Vista on this group?

Nothing. Which was my point.

BTW, get your metaphors correct. You don't "flip frys", you flip burgers.
I think there is an excellent chance that there is very little outside the
narrow scope of his job if he does that at all efficiently that the the
CEO where you work knows much in depth.

Congratulations on winning the "most convoluted sentence structure" award.

Like I said, I don't want my CEO worrying about Congress. Congress doesn't
do much worth worrying about in the first place.
And why lol should we care what your CEO knows because the eye on the ball
here is to try to get software and hardware running so more people can
enjoy and use their computers as well as they want.

We shouldn't. Which again, was my point.

Try reading for comprehension next time, rather than as merely eyeball
exercise.

Mike
 
L

Lang Murphy

Uh, what? Too cryptic for me to comment...

MicroFox said:
There are also some idiots on this board who cannot grasp the complexity
of human nature. Its better for them to put a label and then sleep at
night,
rather than thinking with their small brains.. too much struggle.
They jump to wrong conclusions, because thinking was never a habit for
them.
They also lie on purpose or by convulsion, it seems better for them to do
so, because lies fill into their perception better than reality.
I could say without doubt, that THEY are the real dark spots on this
newsgroup.


Murphy, perhaps your real name is Bob and you are hairy?
 
C

Chad Harris

Mike--

How ridiculous.

I don't see any posts in the way of help from you but I see this pompous
junk.

Why don't you work on your many learning curves with hardware or software
instead of jerking yourself off here? Some people spell them fries.

I have a track record of a lot of help with Vista for TBTs and for these
groups. I spent a lot of time for months in the setup group trying to get
it onto peoples' boxes, only to have an occassional moron who drops into the
group cry about anti MSFT who hasn't seen a few hundred posts trying to
repair or install Vista.

It's hardly consistent that someone who lol "hates MSFT" or "doesn't know
MSFT softare" yadayada would be able and willing to try to get Vista on
boxes so people can try it for themselves and draw their own conclusions.

I don't see anything for you except this weak attempt to flame.

The OP started with some vaccuous tangential post which confused legitimate
criticism with anti-MSFT. Many of us are familiar with the Stockholm type
syndrome that seizes small minds that makes them want to be syncophants for
MSFT. Some of us aren't. Many are swayed by swag perhaps an MVP trip to
Redmond with as many gym bags as Wendy are someone else can load them up
with.

Many of us aren't.

Plenty of people flip fries, burgers, and tons of other things. Some flip
3D. A good place for you to get that straight might be the back of a
McDonalds where you'd be doing an exponential more constructive than you've
done here to date.

We all eagerly await for those killer "Mike help" posts. Meanwhile you
might contemplate that if your prception is that you don't want your CEO to
understand Congress, or you don't your like most of the rest of your totally
apathetic country that sits with their thumbs in their ass while the end
result is death and more death every day that passes in the dumbest
undertaking in the history of this country by one of the most delusional
imbeciles to ever sit in the oval office.

CH
 
M

Mike

Chad Harris said:
We all eagerly await for those killer "Mike help" posts. Meanwhile you
might contemplate that if your prception is that you don't want your CEO
to understand Congress, or you don't your like most of the rest of your
totally apathetic country that sits with their thumbs in their ass while
the end result is death and more death every day that passes in the
dumbest undertaking in the history of this country by one of the most
delusional imbeciles to ever sit in the oval office.

Again, congratulations on winning the "most run-on sentence in history"
award! Could you maybe re-state that using (1) English and (2) a period or
3?

Your parents must be *so* proud of your non-existent verbal skills.

Mike
 
N

Nina DiBoy

Mike said:
Again, congratulations on winning the "most run-on sentence in history"
award! Could you maybe re-state that using (1) English and (2) a period
or 3?

Your parents must be *so* proud of your non-existent verbal skills.

Mike

YOUR parents must be so happy of your netKKKopping skils!
 

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