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Re: If M$ FUDites aren't worried...

____/ Linonut on Tuesday 29 January 2008 12:21 : \____

> * Roy Schestowitz peremptorily fired off this memo:
> 
>> ____/ RonB on Tuesday 29 January 2008 06:40 : \____
>>
>>> Why do they spend so much of their time attacking Linux, a product they
>>> *say* is going nowhere? Would a reputable scientist spend every waking hour
>>> debunking the claims of a flat Earther?
>>> 
>>> Yet here the M$ FUDites are, wasting away their lives on a Linux Advocacy
>>> newsgroup, speaking out against a product they claim is stillborn.
>>> 
>>> How stupid is that?
>>
>> Yes, this question was brough up many times before. The same applies to
>> trolls that attack a  variety of Web sites (even mine). Microsoft has
>> acknowledged that GNU/Linux is its greatest threat for many years. It does
>> everything it can to harm it and it has been caught shilling against Linux
>> too.
> 
> Linux strengths wouldn't be such an issue to Microsoft if the rest of
> the competition were still around.
> 
> Does the e-mail say it's about 'enlargement' -- that might be spam.
> -- Bill Gates, BBC News (24 January 2004)

...Says the guy who has a department to check all the spewage which comes from 
compromised Windows PCs. He hasn't the dick to admit it. Maybe he should start
cleaning up his own SPAM... and maybe even click on a link or two.

Gates should use the foundation to fund personal assistant to all of us who
purge 100,000,000,000 E-mail messages per day (unless the servers intercept
them along with legitimate mail).

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