* [H]omer peremptorily fired off this memo:
> Yes I'm sure that much of the Vole's patent posturing is defensively
> motivated, but so much of what they do is aggressive that it's hard to
> know where to draw the line.
I agree.
> It's just safer to assume that their intent is malevolent. Always.
I agree.
> Their base ideology is fundamentally corrupt, so
> anything built on that foundation will be tainted by that corruption.
> And it's not like they try to hide it either. There are no conspiracies.
> Microsoft don't need conspiracies; they are openly and brazenly evil.
As a corporation, I agree. Europe understands it. Britain and the U.S.
don't.
--
The obvious mathematical breakthrough would be development of an easy way to
factor large prime numbers.
-- Bill Gates, The Road Ahead (1995), hardcover edition (corrected in
paperback)
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