__/ [ Larry Qualig ] on Saturday 14 April 2007 02:11 \__
> On Apr 13, 7:51 pm, Roy Schestowitz <newsgro...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> wrote:
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>> PC Makers to Microsoft: "Vista Is Not a Seller. You Suck"
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> Since you quoted this statement, do show exactly where it appears in
> the article that you supposedly "quoted" it from.
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> Oh, that's right. This quoted statement appears nowhere. It's because
> scum of the Schestowitz ilk are pathetic liars.
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>> | Take Acer's president, Gianfranco Lanci, who has just said that "PC
>> | makers are really not counting on Vista to drive high demands for
>> | the industry." Or Samsung Electronics, who now says that DRAM demand
>> | has not matched anyone's predictions based on Vista's now failed
>> | projections, something that is being echoed by the industry as a whole.
>> `----
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>> http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/software/pc-makers-to-microsoft-vista-is-n...
Once again, you modify the subject line to get past killfiles and put
slanderous labels next to my name. The link has broken since I posted it.
The statement was nothing but the _headline_ of the article.
I think I get it now. Microsoft is unhappy because many major sites, which
reach hundreds of thousands of people, have just discovered that Microsoft
(Bill Gates to be specific) deliberately corrupted ACPI interoperability.
People are yelling for blood. The memo which I, thanks to Doug, found in
[H]omer's Web site is gaining visibility, so Larry "I worked for Microsoft,
but I no longer do" 'Qualig' tries to attack my credibility.
So tell me, Larry, how much does Microsoft pay you to do this? Are you being
paid via some Microsoft proxy? Is it 'compensation' rather than a paycheck?
Are you a shareholder? I guess it may be rhetorical. I won't reply to any
more messages from you, not because I have no answer, but as a matter of
principle. You should be ashamed of yourself.
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