Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #2 J John B. Slocomb Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >Enjoy! I know I did! > >http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. John B. Slocomb (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom)
Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >Enjoy! I know I did! > >http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. John B. Slocomb (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom)
Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #3 A Alias John B. Slocomb wrote: > On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: > >> Enjoy! I know I did! >> >> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha > > > Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with > a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, isn't it? > > Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 > billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and > 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. > > MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his > ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket > and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. > > Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. > John B. Slocomb > (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very common one from idiots like you. -- Alias
John B. Slocomb wrote: > On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: > >> Enjoy! I know I did! >> >> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha > > > Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with > a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, isn't it? > > Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 > billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and > 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. > > MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his > ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket > and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. > > Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. > John B. Slocomb > (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very common one from idiots like you. -- Alias
Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #4 D Death Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! Alias wrote: > John B. Slocomb wrote: >> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >> >>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>> >>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >> >> >> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! > > It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, > isn't it? > They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. >> >> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. > > So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the > money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. > Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. >> >> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >> >> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >> John B. Slocomb >> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) > > The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very > common one from idiots like you. > Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. -- Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur, Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.
Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! Alias wrote: > John B. Slocomb wrote: >> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >> >>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>> >>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >> >> >> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! > > It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, > isn't it? > They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. >> >> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. > > So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the > money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. > Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. >> >> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >> >> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >> John B. Slocomb >> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) > > The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very > common one from idiots like you. > Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. -- Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur, Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.
Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #5 A Alias Death wrote: > Alias wrote: > >> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>> >>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>> >>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>> >>> >>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >> >> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >> isn't it? >> > > They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. > They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. > >>> >>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >> >> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >> > > Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. > You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the > wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. > >>> >>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>> >>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>> John B. Slocomb >>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >> >> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >> common one from idiots like you. >> > > Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of > quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. > If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. > No WalMart in Spain. Computer stores here are mostly franchises and all of them offer computers with Ubuntu preinstalled. In the USA, the land that voted Bush in twice, folks aren't so smart and buy their computers at Walmart and Best Buy. So, naturally, Ubuntu wouldn't fare well at a store that specializes in selling to people who don't know any better. -- Alias
Death wrote: > Alias wrote: > >> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>> >>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>> >>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>> >>> >>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >> >> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >> isn't it? >> > > They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. > They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. > >>> >>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >> >> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >> > > Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. > You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the > wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. > >>> >>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>> >>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>> John B. Slocomb >>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >> >> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >> common one from idiots like you. >> > > Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of > quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. > If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. > No WalMart in Spain. Computer stores here are mostly franchises and all of them offer computers with Ubuntu preinstalled. In the USA, the land that voted Bush in twice, folks aren't so smart and buy their computers at Walmart and Best Buy. So, naturally, Ubuntu wouldn't fare well at a store that specializes in selling to people who don't know any better. -- Alias
Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #6 D Death Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! Alias wrote: > Death wrote: >> Alias wrote: >> >>> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>>> >>>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>>> >>>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>>> >>>> >>>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >>> >>> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >>> isn't it? >>> >> >> They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. >> They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. >> >>>> >>>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >>> >>> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >>> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >>> >> >> Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. >> You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the >> wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. >> >>>> >>>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>>> >>>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>>> John B. Slocomb >>>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >>> >>> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >>> common one from idiots like you. >>> >> >> Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of >> quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. >> If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. >> > > No WalMart in Spain. Computer stores here are mostly franchises and all > of them offer computers with Ubuntu preinstalled. In the USA, the land > that voted Bush in twice, folks aren't so smart and buy their computers > at Walmart and Best Buy. So, naturally, Ubuntu wouldn't fare well at a > store that specializes in selling to people who don't know any better. > Ah, the old "Americans don't use Linux cause they're too stupid to realize how superior it is" sales pitch. So, Linux marketer, how are sales? What? You say about 0.25% of the market? That's 0.0025, by the way. -- Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur, Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.
Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! Alias wrote: > Death wrote: >> Alias wrote: >> >>> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>>> >>>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>>> >>>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>>> >>>> >>>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >>> >>> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >>> isn't it? >>> >> >> They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. >> They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. >> >>>> >>>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >>> >>> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >>> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >>> >> >> Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. >> You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the >> wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. >> >>>> >>>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>>> >>>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>>> John B. Slocomb >>>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >>> >>> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >>> common one from idiots like you. >>> >> >> Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of >> quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. >> If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. >> > > No WalMart in Spain. Computer stores here are mostly franchises and all > of them offer computers with Ubuntu preinstalled. In the USA, the land > that voted Bush in twice, folks aren't so smart and buy their computers > at Walmart and Best Buy. So, naturally, Ubuntu wouldn't fare well at a > store that specializes in selling to people who don't know any better. > Ah, the old "Americans don't use Linux cause they're too stupid to realize how superior it is" sales pitch. So, Linux marketer, how are sales? What? You say about 0.25% of the market? That's 0.0025, by the way. -- Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur, Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.
Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #7 A Alias Death wrote: > Alias wrote: > >> Death wrote: >>> Alias wrote: >>> >>>> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>>>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>>>> >>>>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>>>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >>>> >>>> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >>>> isn't it? >>>> >>> >>> They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. >>> They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. >>> >>>>> >>>>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>>>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>>>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >>>> >>>> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >>>> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >>>> >>> >>> Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. >>> You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the >>> wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. >>> >>>>> >>>>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>>>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>>>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>>>> >>>>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>>>> John B. Slocomb >>>>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >>>> >>>> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >>>> common one from idiots like you. >>>> >>> >>> Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of >>> quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. >>> If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. >>> >> >> No WalMart in Spain. Computer stores here are mostly franchises and all >> of them offer computers with Ubuntu preinstalled. In the USA, the land >> that voted Bush in twice, folks aren't so smart and buy their computers >> at Walmart and Best Buy. So, naturally, Ubuntu wouldn't fare well at a >> store that specializes in selling to people who don't know any better. >> > > Ah, the old "Americans don't use Linux cause they're too stupid to > realize how superior it is" sales pitch. Hey, the man can read. Too bad he didn't get it. > > So, Linux marketer, how are sales? > What? > You say about 0.25% of the market? > That's 0.0025, by the way. > Ubuntu, as you well know, isn't for sale. Again, sigh, quantity sold to unknowing people is not better than quality that people who know what they are doing use. -- Alias
Death wrote: > Alias wrote: > >> Death wrote: >>> Alias wrote: >>> >>>> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>>>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>>>> >>>>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>>>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >>>> >>>> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >>>> isn't it? >>>> >>> >>> They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. >>> They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. >>> >>>>> >>>>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>>>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>>>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >>>> >>>> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >>>> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >>>> >>> >>> Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. >>> You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the >>> wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. >>> >>>>> >>>>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>>>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>>>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>>>> >>>>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>>>> John B. Slocomb >>>>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >>>> >>>> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >>>> common one from idiots like you. >>>> >>> >>> Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of >>> quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. >>> If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. >>> >> >> No WalMart in Spain. Computer stores here are mostly franchises and all >> of them offer computers with Ubuntu preinstalled. In the USA, the land >> that voted Bush in twice, folks aren't so smart and buy their computers >> at Walmart and Best Buy. So, naturally, Ubuntu wouldn't fare well at a >> store that specializes in selling to people who don't know any better. >> > > Ah, the old "Americans don't use Linux cause they're too stupid to > realize how superior it is" sales pitch. Hey, the man can read. Too bad he didn't get it. > > So, Linux marketer, how are sales? > What? > You say about 0.25% of the market? > That's 0.0025, by the way. > Ubuntu, as you well know, isn't for sale. Again, sigh, quantity sold to unknowing people is not better than quality that people who know what they are doing use. -- Alias
Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #8 D Death Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! Alias wrote: > Death wrote: >> Alias wrote: >> >>> Death wrote: >>>> Alias wrote: >>>> >>>>> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>>>>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>>>>> >>>>>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>>>>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >>>>> >>>>> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >>>>> isn't it? >>>>> >>>> >>>> They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. >>>> They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. >>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>>>>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>>>>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >>>>> >>>>> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >>>>> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >>>>> >>>> >>>> Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. >>>> You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the >>>> wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. >>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>>>>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>>>>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>>>>> >>>>>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>>>>> John B. Slocomb >>>>>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >>>>> >>>>> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >>>>> common one from idiots like you. >>>>> >>>> >>>> Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of >>>> quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. >>>> If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. >>>> >>> >>> No WalMart in Spain. Computer stores here are mostly franchises and all >>> of them offer computers with Ubuntu preinstalled. In the USA, the land >>> that voted Bush in twice, folks aren't so smart and buy their computers >>> at Walmart and Best Buy. So, naturally, Ubuntu wouldn't fare well at a >>> store that specializes in selling to people who don't know any better. >>> >> >> Ah, the old "Americans don't use Linux cause they're too stupid to >> realize how superior it is" sales pitch. > > Hey, the man can read. Too bad he didn't get it. > It's exactly what your "santimonious ass" just spewed out. >> >> So, Linux marketer, how are sales? >> What? >> You say about 0.25% of the market? >> That's 0.0025, by the way. >> > > Ubuntu, as you well know, isn't for sale. Again, sigh, quantity sold to > unknowing people is not better than quality that people who know what > they are doing use. > You sell it, so it is for sale (keep the hogwash about charging for sticking a live-CD in the tray as the sold part). The people prefer Windows, that's why it's sold to them. Since you have several copies of Windows, you in the "unknowing" group? -- Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur, Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.
Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! Alias wrote: > Death wrote: >> Alias wrote: >> >>> Death wrote: >>>> Alias wrote: >>>> >>>>> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>>>>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>>>>> >>>>>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>>>>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >>>>> >>>>> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >>>>> isn't it? >>>>> >>>> >>>> They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. >>>> They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. >>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>>>>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>>>>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >>>>> >>>>> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >>>>> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >>>>> >>>> >>>> Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. >>>> You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the >>>> wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. >>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>>>>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>>>>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>>>>> >>>>>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>>>>> John B. Slocomb >>>>>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >>>>> >>>>> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >>>>> common one from idiots like you. >>>>> >>>> >>>> Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of >>>> quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. >>>> If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. >>>> >>> >>> No WalMart in Spain. Computer stores here are mostly franchises and all >>> of them offer computers with Ubuntu preinstalled. In the USA, the land >>> that voted Bush in twice, folks aren't so smart and buy their computers >>> at Walmart and Best Buy. So, naturally, Ubuntu wouldn't fare well at a >>> store that specializes in selling to people who don't know any better. >>> >> >> Ah, the old "Americans don't use Linux cause they're too stupid to >> realize how superior it is" sales pitch. > > Hey, the man can read. Too bad he didn't get it. > It's exactly what your "santimonious ass" just spewed out. >> >> So, Linux marketer, how are sales? >> What? >> You say about 0.25% of the market? >> That's 0.0025, by the way. >> > > Ubuntu, as you well know, isn't for sale. Again, sigh, quantity sold to > unknowing people is not better than quality that people who know what > they are doing use. > You sell it, so it is for sale (keep the hogwash about charging for sticking a live-CD in the tray as the sold part). The people prefer Windows, that's why it's sold to them. Since you have several copies of Windows, you in the "unknowing" group? -- Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur, Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.
Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #9 A Alias Death wrote: > Alias wrote: > >> Death wrote: >>> Alias wrote: >>> >>>> Death wrote: >>>>> Alias wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>>>>>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>>>>>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >>>>>> >>>>>> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >>>>>> isn't it? >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. >>>>> They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. >>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>>>>>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>>>>>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >>>>>> >>>>>> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >>>>>> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. >>>>> You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the >>>>> wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. >>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>>>>>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>>>>>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>>>>>> John B. Slocomb >>>>>>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >>>>>> >>>>>> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >>>>>> common one from idiots like you. >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of >>>>> quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. >>>>> If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. >>>>> >>>> >>>> No WalMart in Spain. Computer stores here are mostly franchises and all >>>> of them offer computers with Ubuntu preinstalled. In the USA, the land >>>> that voted Bush in twice, folks aren't so smart and buy their computers >>>> at Walmart and Best Buy. So, naturally, Ubuntu wouldn't fare well at a >>>> store that specializes in selling to people who don't know any better. >>>> >>> >>> Ah, the old "Americans don't use Linux cause they're too stupid to >>> realize how superior it is" sales pitch. >> >> Hey, the man can read. Too bad he didn't get it. >> > > It's exactly what your "santimonious ass" just spewed out. > >>> >>> So, Linux marketer, how are sales? >>> What? >>> You say about 0.25% of the market? >>> That's 0.0025, by the way. >>> >> >> Ubuntu, as you well know, isn't for sale. Again, sigh, quantity sold to >> unknowing people is not better than quality that people who know what >> they are doing use. >> > > You sell it, so it is for sale (keep the hogwash about charging for > sticking a live-CD in the tray as the sold part). No, I charge for installing and tweaking it to suit the client as well as showing them how to use it. This is called charging for support, not for the CD, lame brain. > > The people prefer Windows, that's why it's sold to them. Most people don't know any better. > > Since you have several copies of Windows, you in the "unknowing" group? > Windows has its place but that's changing pretty quickly. Adobe plans to port PhotoShop over to Ubuntu so the gaming companies won't be far behind. -- Alias
Death wrote: > Alias wrote: > >> Death wrote: >>> Alias wrote: >>> >>>> Death wrote: >>>>> Alias wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>>>>>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>>>>>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >>>>>> >>>>>> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >>>>>> isn't it? >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. >>>>> They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. >>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>>>>>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>>>>>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >>>>>> >>>>>> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >>>>>> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. >>>>> You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the >>>>> wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. >>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>>>>>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>>>>>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>>>>>> John B. Slocomb >>>>>>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >>>>>> >>>>>> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >>>>>> common one from idiots like you. >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of >>>>> quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. >>>>> If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. >>>>> >>>> >>>> No WalMart in Spain. Computer stores here are mostly franchises and all >>>> of them offer computers with Ubuntu preinstalled. In the USA, the land >>>> that voted Bush in twice, folks aren't so smart and buy their computers >>>> at Walmart and Best Buy. So, naturally, Ubuntu wouldn't fare well at a >>>> store that specializes in selling to people who don't know any better. >>>> >>> >>> Ah, the old "Americans don't use Linux cause they're too stupid to >>> realize how superior it is" sales pitch. >> >> Hey, the man can read. Too bad he didn't get it. >> > > It's exactly what your "santimonious ass" just spewed out. > >>> >>> So, Linux marketer, how are sales? >>> What? >>> You say about 0.25% of the market? >>> That's 0.0025, by the way. >>> >> >> Ubuntu, as you well know, isn't for sale. Again, sigh, quantity sold to >> unknowing people is not better than quality that people who know what >> they are doing use. >> > > You sell it, so it is for sale (keep the hogwash about charging for > sticking a live-CD in the tray as the sold part). No, I charge for installing and tweaking it to suit the client as well as showing them how to use it. This is called charging for support, not for the CD, lame brain. > > The people prefer Windows, that's why it's sold to them. Most people don't know any better. > > Since you have several copies of Windows, you in the "unknowing" group? > Windows has its place but that's changing pretty quickly. Adobe plans to port PhotoShop over to Ubuntu so the gaming companies won't be far behind. -- Alias
Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #10 D Death Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! Alias wrote: > Death wrote: >> Alias wrote: >> >>> Death wrote: >>>> Alias wrote: >>>> >>>>> Death wrote: >>>>>> Alias wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>>>>>>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>>>>>>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >>>>>>> >>>>>>> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >>>>>>> isn't it? >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. >>>>>> They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. >>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>>>>>>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>>>>>>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >>>>>>> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. >>>>>> You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the >>>>>> wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. >>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>>>>>>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>>>>>>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>>>>>>> John B. Slocomb >>>>>>>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >>>>>>> common one from idiots like you. >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of >>>>>> quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. >>>>>> If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> No WalMart in Spain. Computer stores here are mostly franchises and all >>>>> of them offer computers with Ubuntu preinstalled. In the USA, the land >>>>> that voted Bush in twice, folks aren't so smart and buy their computers >>>>> at Walmart and Best Buy. So, naturally, Ubuntu wouldn't fare well at a >>>>> store that specializes in selling to people who don't know any better. >>>>> >>>> >>>> Ah, the old "Americans don't use Linux cause they're too stupid to >>>> realize how superior it is" sales pitch. >>> >>> Hey, the man can read. Too bad he didn't get it. >>> >> >> It's exactly what your "santimonious ass" just spewed out. >> >>>> >>>> So, Linux marketer, how are sales? >>>> What? >>>> You say about 0.25% of the market? >>>> That's 0.0025, by the way. >>>> >>> >>> Ubuntu, as you well know, isn't for sale. Again, sigh, quantity sold to >>> unknowing people is not better than quality that people who know what >>> they are doing use. >>> >> >> You sell it, so it is for sale (keep the hogwash about charging for >> sticking a live-CD in the tray as the sold part). > > No, I charge for installing and tweaking it to suit the client as well > as showing them how to use it. This is called charging for support, not > for the CD, lame brain. > Yeah, sure. >> >> The people prefer Windows, that's why it's sold to them. > > Most people don't know any better. > Yeah, sure >> >> Since you have several copies of Windows, you in the "unknowing" group? >> > > Windows has its place but that's changing pretty quickly. Adobe plans to > port PhotoShop over to Ubuntu so the gaming companies won't be far behind. > What? The GIMP isn't any good? So much for that high quality Open Source software. The few games I've played in Linux were pretty disapointing. Even solitaire seems to tax Linuxes graphics capabilities (parts of the screen don't refresh...you have to drag a card over those areas to fix it). Oh boy...can't wait until full fledged games play just as poorly. -- Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur, Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.
Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! Alias wrote: > Death wrote: >> Alias wrote: >> >>> Death wrote: >>>> Alias wrote: >>>> >>>>> Death wrote: >>>>>> Alias wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>>>>>>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>>>>>>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >>>>>>> >>>>>>> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >>>>>>> isn't it? >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. >>>>>> They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. >>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>>>>>>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>>>>>>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >>>>>>> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. >>>>>> You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the >>>>>> wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. >>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>>>>>>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>>>>>>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>>>>>>> John B. Slocomb >>>>>>>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >>>>>>> common one from idiots like you. >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of >>>>>> quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. >>>>>> If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> No WalMart in Spain. Computer stores here are mostly franchises and all >>>>> of them offer computers with Ubuntu preinstalled. In the USA, the land >>>>> that voted Bush in twice, folks aren't so smart and buy their computers >>>>> at Walmart and Best Buy. So, naturally, Ubuntu wouldn't fare well at a >>>>> store that specializes in selling to people who don't know any better. >>>>> >>>> >>>> Ah, the old "Americans don't use Linux cause they're too stupid to >>>> realize how superior it is" sales pitch. >>> >>> Hey, the man can read. Too bad he didn't get it. >>> >> >> It's exactly what your "santimonious ass" just spewed out. >> >>>> >>>> So, Linux marketer, how are sales? >>>> What? >>>> You say about 0.25% of the market? >>>> That's 0.0025, by the way. >>>> >>> >>> Ubuntu, as you well know, isn't for sale. Again, sigh, quantity sold to >>> unknowing people is not better than quality that people who know what >>> they are doing use. >>> >> >> You sell it, so it is for sale (keep the hogwash about charging for >> sticking a live-CD in the tray as the sold part). > > No, I charge for installing and tweaking it to suit the client as well > as showing them how to use it. This is called charging for support, not > for the CD, lame brain. > Yeah, sure. >> >> The people prefer Windows, that's why it's sold to them. > > Most people don't know any better. > Yeah, sure >> >> Since you have several copies of Windows, you in the "unknowing" group? >> > > Windows has its place but that's changing pretty quickly. Adobe plans to > port PhotoShop over to Ubuntu so the gaming companies won't be far behind. > What? The GIMP isn't any good? So much for that high quality Open Source software. The few games I've played in Linux were pretty disapointing. Even solitaire seems to tax Linuxes graphics capabilities (parts of the screen don't refresh...you have to drag a card over those areas to fix it). Oh boy...can't wait until full fledged games play just as poorly. -- Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur, Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.
Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #11 J John B. Slocomb Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! On Sat, 24 Apr 2010 11:29:30 +0200, Alias wrote: >John B. Slocomb wrote: >> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >> >>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>> >>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >> >> >> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! > >It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >isn't it? > >> >> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. > >So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. > >> >> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >> >> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >> John B. Slocomb >> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) > >The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >common one from idiots like you. You miss the whole point which is that Microsoft has gotten extremely wealthy marketing an operating system that you describe as extremely bad, but which is, today, installed on something like 95% of all computers.. Which means that something like 95 percent of all computer users are stupid for buying it.... or you are. John B. Slocomb (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom)
Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! On Sat, 24 Apr 2010 11:29:30 +0200, Alias wrote: >John B. Slocomb wrote: >> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >> >>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>> >>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >> >> >> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! > >It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >isn't it? > >> >> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. > >So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. > >> >> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >> >> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >> John B. Slocomb >> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) > >The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >common one from idiots like you. You miss the whole point which is that Microsoft has gotten extremely wealthy marketing an operating system that you describe as extremely bad, but which is, today, installed on something like 95% of all computers.. Which means that something like 95 percent of all computer users are stupid for buying it.... or you are. John B. Slocomb (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom)
Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #12 J John B. Slocomb Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! On Sat, 24 Apr 2010 13:08:16 +0200, Alias wrote: >Death wrote: >> Alias wrote: >> >>> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>>> >>>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>>> >>>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>>> >>>> >>>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >>> >>> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >>> isn't it? >>> >> >> They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. >> They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. >> >>>> >>>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >>> >>> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >>> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >>> >> >> Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. >> You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the >> wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. >> >>>> >>>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>>> >>>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>>> John B. Slocomb >>>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >>> >>> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >>> common one from idiots like you. >>> >> >> Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of >> quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. >> If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. >> > >No WalMart in Spain. Computer stores here are mostly franchises and all >of them offer computers with Ubuntu preinstalled. In the USA, the land >that voted Bush in twice, folks aren't so smart and buy their computers >at Walmart and Best Buy. So, naturally, Ubuntu wouldn't fare well at a >store that specializes in selling to people who don't know any better. Probably for the same reason that Tesco sells computers with Ubuntu installed on them. They are cheap, and that is what Tesco is selling, cheap stuff. John B. Slocomb (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom)
Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! On Sat, 24 Apr 2010 13:08:16 +0200, Alias wrote: >Death wrote: >> Alias wrote: >> >>> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>>> >>>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>>> >>>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>>> >>>> >>>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >>> >>> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >>> isn't it? >>> >> >> They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. >> They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. >> >>>> >>>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >>> >>> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >>> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >>> >> >> Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. >> You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the >> wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. >> >>>> >>>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>>> >>>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>>> John B. Slocomb >>>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >>> >>> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >>> common one from idiots like you. >>> >> >> Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of >> quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. >> If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. >> > >No WalMart in Spain. Computer stores here are mostly franchises and all >of them offer computers with Ubuntu preinstalled. In the USA, the land >that voted Bush in twice, folks aren't so smart and buy their computers >at Walmart and Best Buy. So, naturally, Ubuntu wouldn't fare well at a >store that specializes in selling to people who don't know any better. Probably for the same reason that Tesco sells computers with Ubuntu installed on them. They are cheap, and that is what Tesco is selling, cheap stuff. John B. Slocomb (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom)
Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #13 J John B. Slocomb Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! On Sat, 24 Apr 2010 13:24:42 +0200, Alias wrote: >Death wrote: >> Alias wrote: >> >>> Death wrote: >>>> Alias wrote: >>>> >>>>> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>>>>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>>>>> >>>>>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>>>>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >>>>> >>>>> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >>>>> isn't it? >>>>> >>>> >>>> They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. >>>> They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. >>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>>>>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>>>>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >>>>> >>>>> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >>>>> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >>>>> >>>> >>>> Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. >>>> You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the >>>> wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. >>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>>>>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>>>>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>>>>> >>>>>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>>>>> John B. Slocomb >>>>>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >>>>> >>>>> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >>>>> common one from idiots like you. >>>>> >>>> >>>> Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of >>>> quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. >>>> If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. >>>> >>> >>> No WalMart in Spain. Computer stores here are mostly franchises and all >>> of them offer computers with Ubuntu preinstalled. In the USA, the land >>> that voted Bush in twice, folks aren't so smart and buy their computers >>> at Walmart and Best Buy. So, naturally, Ubuntu wouldn't fare well at a >>> store that specializes in selling to people who don't know any better. >>> >> >> Ah, the old "Americans don't use Linux cause they're too stupid to >> realize how superior it is" sales pitch. > >Hey, the man can read. Too bad he didn't get it. > >> >> So, Linux marketer, how are sales? >> What? >> You say about 0.25% of the market? >> That's 0.0025, by the way. >> > >Ubuntu, as you well know, isn't for sale. Again, sigh, quantity sold to >unknowing people is not better than quality that people who know what >they are doing use. It would certainly be embarrassing if it were. Think of the earning statement, Sales - $0 John B. Slocomb (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom)
Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! On Sat, 24 Apr 2010 13:24:42 +0200, Alias wrote: >Death wrote: >> Alias wrote: >> >>> Death wrote: >>>> Alias wrote: >>>> >>>>> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>>>>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>>>>> >>>>>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>>>>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >>>>> >>>>> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >>>>> isn't it? >>>>> >>>> >>>> They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. >>>> They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. >>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>>>>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>>>>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >>>>> >>>>> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >>>>> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >>>>> >>>> >>>> Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. >>>> You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the >>>> wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. >>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>>>>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>>>>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>>>>> >>>>>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>>>>> John B. Slocomb >>>>>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >>>>> >>>>> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >>>>> common one from idiots like you. >>>>> >>>> >>>> Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of >>>> quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. >>>> If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. >>>> >>> >>> No WalMart in Spain. Computer stores here are mostly franchises and all >>> of them offer computers with Ubuntu preinstalled. In the USA, the land >>> that voted Bush in twice, folks aren't so smart and buy their computers >>> at Walmart and Best Buy. So, naturally, Ubuntu wouldn't fare well at a >>> store that specializes in selling to people who don't know any better. >>> >> >> Ah, the old "Americans don't use Linux cause they're too stupid to >> realize how superior it is" sales pitch. > >Hey, the man can read. Too bad he didn't get it. > >> >> So, Linux marketer, how are sales? >> What? >> You say about 0.25% of the market? >> That's 0.0025, by the way. >> > >Ubuntu, as you well know, isn't for sale. Again, sigh, quantity sold to >unknowing people is not better than quality that people who know what >they are doing use. It would certainly be embarrassing if it were. Think of the earning statement, Sales - $0 John B. Slocomb (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom)
Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #14 J John B. Slocomb Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! On Sat, 24 Apr 2010 13:39:37 +0200, Alias wrote: >Death wrote: >> Alias wrote: >> >>> Death wrote: >>>> Alias wrote: >>>> >>>>> Death wrote: >>>>>> Alias wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>>>>>>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>>>>>>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >>>>>>> >>>>>>> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >>>>>>> isn't it? >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. >>>>>> They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. >>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>>>>>>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>>>>>>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >>>>>>> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. >>>>>> You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the >>>>>> wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. >>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>>>>>>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>>>>>>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>>>>>>> John B. Slocomb >>>>>>>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >>>>>>> common one from idiots like you. >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of >>>>>> quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. >>>>>> If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> No WalMart in Spain. Computer stores here are mostly franchises and all >>>>> of them offer computers with Ubuntu preinstalled. In the USA, the land >>>>> that voted Bush in twice, folks aren't so smart and buy their computers >>>>> at Walmart and Best Buy. So, naturally, Ubuntu wouldn't fare well at a >>>>> store that specializes in selling to people who don't know any better. >>>>> >>>> >>>> Ah, the old "Americans don't use Linux cause they're too stupid to >>>> realize how superior it is" sales pitch. >>> >>> Hey, the man can read. Too bad he didn't get it. >>> >> >> It's exactly what your "santimonious ass" just spewed out. >> >>>> >>>> So, Linux marketer, how are sales? >>>> What? >>>> You say about 0.25% of the market? >>>> That's 0.0025, by the way. >>>> >>> >>> Ubuntu, as you well know, isn't for sale. Again, sigh, quantity sold to >>> unknowing people is not better than quality that people who know what >>> they are doing use. >>> >> >> You sell it, so it is for sale (keep the hogwash about charging for >> sticking a live-CD in the tray as the sold part). > >No, I charge for installing and tweaking it to suit the client as well >as showing them how to use it. This is called charging for support, not >for the CD, lame brain. > >> >> The people prefer Windows, that's why it's sold to them. > >Most people don't know any better. > >> >> Since you have several copies of Windows, you in the "unknowing" group? >> > >Windows has its place but that's changing pretty quickly. Adobe plans to >port PhotoShop over to Ubuntu so the gaming companies won't be far behind. And so, the truth is finally out. alias sells the fantastically wonderful Ubuntu operating system and he says that it is the best thing since sliced bread. Just exactly as Toyota says there is not problem with the gas pedals... John B. Slocomb (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom)
Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! On Sat, 24 Apr 2010 13:39:37 +0200, Alias wrote: >Death wrote: >> Alias wrote: >> >>> Death wrote: >>>> Alias wrote: >>>> >>>>> Death wrote: >>>>>> Alias wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>>>>>>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>>>>>>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >>>>>>> >>>>>>> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >>>>>>> isn't it? >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> They took Debian, and filled it with proprietary software. >>>>>> They didn't exactly start from scratch there, dumbass. >>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>>>>>>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>>>>>>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >>>>>>> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Don't worry alias, there is no reason to buy canonical. >>>>>> You just grab any current distro that strikes your fancy, change the >>>>>> wallpaper, and viola ... you have a brand new distro. >>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>>>>>>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>>>>>>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>>>>>>> John B. Slocomb >>>>>>>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >>>>>>> common one from idiots like you. >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Ubuntu was such high quality, that even WalMart(king of >>>>>> quality,winkwink) dumped PCs preloaded with it after 2 months. >>>>>> If WalMart dumps something that's free, something ain't right. >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> No WalMart in Spain. Computer stores here are mostly franchises and all >>>>> of them offer computers with Ubuntu preinstalled. In the USA, the land >>>>> that voted Bush in twice, folks aren't so smart and buy their computers >>>>> at Walmart and Best Buy. So, naturally, Ubuntu wouldn't fare well at a >>>>> store that specializes in selling to people who don't know any better. >>>>> >>>> >>>> Ah, the old "Americans don't use Linux cause they're too stupid to >>>> realize how superior it is" sales pitch. >>> >>> Hey, the man can read. Too bad he didn't get it. >>> >> >> It's exactly what your "santimonious ass" just spewed out. >> >>>> >>>> So, Linux marketer, how are sales? >>>> What? >>>> You say about 0.25% of the market? >>>> That's 0.0025, by the way. >>>> >>> >>> Ubuntu, as you well know, isn't for sale. Again, sigh, quantity sold to >>> unknowing people is not better than quality that people who know what >>> they are doing use. >>> >> >> You sell it, so it is for sale (keep the hogwash about charging for >> sticking a live-CD in the tray as the sold part). > >No, I charge for installing and tweaking it to suit the client as well >as showing them how to use it. This is called charging for support, not >for the CD, lame brain. > >> >> The people prefer Windows, that's why it's sold to them. > >Most people don't know any better. > >> >> Since you have several copies of Windows, you in the "unknowing" group? >> > >Windows has its place but that's changing pretty quickly. Adobe plans to >port PhotoShop over to Ubuntu so the gaming companies won't be far behind. And so, the truth is finally out. alias sells the fantastically wonderful Ubuntu operating system and he says that it is the best thing since sliced bread. Just exactly as Toyota says there is not problem with the gas pedals... John B. Slocomb (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom)
Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #15 A Alias John B. Slocomb wrote: > On Sat, 24 Apr 2010 11:29:30 +0200, Alias > wrote: > >> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>> >>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>> >>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>> >>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >> isn't it? >> >>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >> >>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>> >>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>> John B. Slocomb >>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >> common one from idiots like you. > > > You miss the whole point which is that Microsoft has gotten extremely > wealthy marketing an operating system And the cocaine cartel has become wealthier. Fast food restaurants do very well too. So fucking what? that you describe as extremely > bad, but which is, today, installed on something like 95% of all > computers.. Which means that something like 95 percent of all computer > users are stupid for buying it.... or you are. > > John B. Slocomb > (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) I didn't use the word "stupid". Most Windows users don't know any better and if anything goes south, they wouldn't know what to do to fix it other than take it to someone who does. -- Alias
John B. Slocomb wrote: > On Sat, 24 Apr 2010 11:29:30 +0200, Alias > wrote: > >> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>> >>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>> >>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>> >>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >> isn't it? >> >>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >> >>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>> >>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>> John B. Slocomb >>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >> common one from idiots like you. > > > You miss the whole point which is that Microsoft has gotten extremely > wealthy marketing an operating system And the cocaine cartel has become wealthier. Fast food restaurants do very well too. So fucking what? that you describe as extremely > bad, but which is, today, installed on something like 95% of all > computers.. Which means that something like 95 percent of all computer > users are stupid for buying it.... or you are. > > John B. Slocomb > (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) I didn't use the word "stupid". Most Windows users don't know any better and if anything goes south, they wouldn't know what to do to fix it other than take it to someone who does. -- Alias
Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #16 B Boscoe On 24/04/2010 2:19 PM, Alias wrote: > I didn't use the word "stupid". Most Windows users don't know any better > and if anything goes south, they wouldn't know what to do to fix it > other than take it to someone who does. Well, now they don't have to take it to someone to fix it. The development of automated, bespoke solutions for individual computers has long been an aim and now it's here courtesy of Microsoft.
On 24/04/2010 2:19 PM, Alias wrote: > I didn't use the word "stupid". Most Windows users don't know any better > and if anything goes south, they wouldn't know what to do to fix it > other than take it to someone who does. Well, now they don't have to take it to someone to fix it. The development of automated, bespoke solutions for individual computers has long been an aim and now it's here courtesy of Microsoft.
Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #17 F Frank On 4/24/2010 6:19 AM, Alias wrote: > John B. Slocomb wrote: >> On Sat, 24 Apr 2010 11:29:30 +0200, Alias >> wrote: >> >>> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>>> >>>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>>> >>>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>>> >>>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >>> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >>> isn't it? >>> >>>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >>> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >>> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >>> >>>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>>> >>>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>>> John B. Slocomb >>>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >>> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >>> common one from idiots like you. >> >> >> You miss the whole point which is that Microsoft has gotten extremely >> wealthy marketing an operating system > > And the cocaine cartel has become wealthier. Fast food restaurants do > very well too. So fucking what? > > that you describe as extremely >> bad, but which is, today, installed on something like 95% of all >> computers.. Which means that something like 95 percent of all computer >> users are stupid for buying it.... or you are. >> >> John B. Slocomb >> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) > > I didn't use the word "stupid". Most Windows users don't know any better > and if anything goes south, they wouldn't know what to do to fix it > other than take it to someone who does. Hahahah...as usual...you couldn't be more wrong! Oops!...LOL!
On 4/24/2010 6:19 AM, Alias wrote: > John B. Slocomb wrote: >> On Sat, 24 Apr 2010 11:29:30 +0200, Alias >> wrote: >> >>> John B. Slocomb wrote: >>>> On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:00:13 -0700, Frank wrote: >>>> >>>>> Enjoy! I know I did! >>>>> >>>>> http://tinyurl.com/24j57ha >>>> >>>> Interesting. Canonical, the Ubuntu parent trust, was established with >>>> a 10 million dollar endowment, Wow! >>> It's amazing how little money is needed if one puts one's mind to it, >>> isn't it? >>> >>>> Then we discover that Microsoft had third-quarter revenues of $14.50 >>>> billion. Goodness, M.S. could buy the whole Canonical empire, and >>>> 1,400 more just like them, just out of one quarter's revenues. >>> So could the cocaine cartels and the Vatican. Just because MS has the >>> money doesn't therefore imply that Canonical is for sale. >>> >>>> MS sells this filth rate operating system(according to alias and his >>>> ilk) and puts 14 billion greenback American dollars in their pocket >>>> and Ubuntu has to give their stuff away. >>>> >>>> Sort of gives dimension to alias' arguments, doesn't it. >>>> John B. Slocomb >>>> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) >>> The idea that quantity means quality is a false argument but a very >>> common one from idiots like you. >> >> >> You miss the whole point which is that Microsoft has gotten extremely >> wealthy marketing an operating system > > And the cocaine cartel has become wealthier. Fast food restaurants do > very well too. So fucking what? > > that you describe as extremely >> bad, but which is, today, installed on something like 95% of all >> computers.. Which means that something like 95 percent of all computer >> users are stupid for buying it.... or you are. >> >> John B. Slocomb >> (johnbslocombatgmaildotcom) > > I didn't use the word "stupid". Most Windows users don't know any better > and if anything goes south, they wouldn't know what to do to fix it > other than take it to someone who does. Hahahah...as usual...you couldn't be more wrong! Oops!...LOL!
Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #18 A Alias Boscoe wrote: > On 24/04/2010 2:19 PM, Alias wrote: > >> I didn't use the word "stupid". Most Windows users don't know any better >> and if anything goes south, they wouldn't know what to do to fix it >> other than take it to someone who does. > > > > Well, now they don't have to take it to someone to fix it. The > development of automated, bespoke solutions for individual > computers has long been an aim and now it's here courtesy of Microsoft. > > > > That's about as good as One Care used to be. You're kidding, right? -- Alias
Boscoe wrote: > On 24/04/2010 2:19 PM, Alias wrote: > >> I didn't use the word "stupid". Most Windows users don't know any better >> and if anything goes south, they wouldn't know what to do to fix it >> other than take it to someone who does. > > > > Well, now they don't have to take it to someone to fix it. The > development of automated, bespoke solutions for individual > computers has long been an aim and now it's here courtesy of Microsoft. > > > > That's about as good as One Care used to be. You're kidding, right? -- Alias
Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #19 D Death Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! Alias wrote: > Boscoe wrote: >> On 24/04/2010 2:19 PM, Alias wrote: >> >>> I didn't use the word "stupid". Most Windows users don't know any better >>> and if anything goes south, they wouldn't know what to do to fix it >>> other than take it to someone who does. >> >> >> >> Well, now they don't have to take it to someone to fix it. The >> development of automated, bespoke solutions for individual >> computers has long been an aim and now it's here courtesy of Microsoft. >> >> >> >> > > That's about as good as One Care used to be. You're kidding, right? > Ok, ubuntard support moron....where are firefox plugins installed for system wide use in linux? Should be able to answer that in two minutes. Its ain't in a mozilla directory...so that should help ur moronic ass. -- Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur, Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.
Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! Alias wrote: > Boscoe wrote: >> On 24/04/2010 2:19 PM, Alias wrote: >> >>> I didn't use the word "stupid". Most Windows users don't know any better >>> and if anything goes south, they wouldn't know what to do to fix it >>> other than take it to someone who does. >> >> >> >> Well, now they don't have to take it to someone to fix it. The >> development of automated, bespoke solutions for individual >> computers has long been an aim and now it's here courtesy of Microsoft. >> >> >> >> > > That's about as good as One Care used to be. You're kidding, right? > Ok, ubuntard support moron....where are firefox plugins installed for system wide use in linux? Should be able to answer that in two minutes. Its ain't in a mozilla directory...so that should help ur moronic ass. -- Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur, Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.
Apr 24, 2010 Thread starter #20 D Death Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! Death wrote: > Alias wrote: > >> Boscoe wrote: >>> On 24/04/2010 2:19 PM, Alias wrote: >>> >>>> I didn't use the word "stupid". Most Windows users don't know any better >>>> and if anything goes south, they wouldn't know what to do to fix it >>>> other than take it to someone who does. >>> >>> >>> >>> Well, now they don't have to take it to someone to fix it. The >>> development of automated, bespoke solutions for individual >>> computers has long been an aim and now it's here courtesy of Microsoft. >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> That's about as good as One Care used to be. You're kidding, right? >> > > Ok, ubuntard support moron....where are firefox plugins installed for > system wide use in linux? > Should be able to answer that in two minutes. > Its ain't in a mozilla directory...so that should help ur moronic ass. > /usr/lib/mozilla (threw you off, huh) LOL. Not even a guess? That is where the symbolic link goes. The actual plugin is in the directory you created the java install in. For me, that is /usr/java/jre1.6.0_20/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so You should copy this stuff. -- Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur, Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.
Microsoft Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue...and alias foams at the mouth!...LOL! Death wrote: > Alias wrote: > >> Boscoe wrote: >>> On 24/04/2010 2:19 PM, Alias wrote: >>> >>>> I didn't use the word "stupid". Most Windows users don't know any better >>>> and if anything goes south, they wouldn't know what to do to fix it >>>> other than take it to someone who does. >>> >>> >>> >>> Well, now they don't have to take it to someone to fix it. The >>> development of automated, bespoke solutions for individual >>> computers has long been an aim and now it's here courtesy of Microsoft. >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> That's about as good as One Care used to be. You're kidding, right? >> > > Ok, ubuntard support moron....where are firefox plugins installed for > system wide use in linux? > Should be able to answer that in two minutes. > Its ain't in a mozilla directory...so that should help ur moronic ass. > /usr/lib/mozilla (threw you off, huh) LOL. Not even a guess? That is where the symbolic link goes. The actual plugin is in the directory you created the java install in. For me, that is /usr/java/jre1.6.0_20/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so You should copy this stuff. -- Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur, Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.