On Wed, 21 Jan 2009 21:35:15 -0500, above the shrieking & whining of the
trolls, George Barca was heard to say:
> On Wed, 21 Jan 2009 21:26:33 -0500, "DFS" <nospam@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>>William Poaster wrote:
>>> On Wed, 21 Jan 2009 09:16:40 -0800, above the shrieking & whining of
>>> the trolls, Sermo Malifer was heard to say:
>>>
>>>> DFS wrote:
>>>>> Roy Schestowitz wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Belkin boss 'extremely sorry' for cash-for-good-reviews plan Caught
>>>>>> AstroTurfing: Bad Belkin Bayard Business.. EU cracks down on fake
>>>>>> blogger astroturfing Microsoft Pays $200 for Mentioning Its Tools
>>>>>> Microsoft pays star writers to recite slogan Bribing Bloggers
>>>>>> Microsoft's Laptop Giveaway Becoming PR Disaster? Bribing Bloggers
>>>>>> Microsoft desperately wants my love -- and yours
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Linux users accept free suckware and in return give it bogus good
>>>>> reviews way out of line with the kualitee of the junk.
>>>>
>>>> Which Linux users do that?
>>>>
>>>>> Linux Format magazine publishes bald-faced lies about Windows so they
>>>>> can sell more mags to MS-haters.
>>>>
>>>> What alleged lies are you referring to?
>>>
>>> If what the DFS troll says was true (which it isn't) don't you think M$
>>> would be suing Future Publishing (owners of LinuxFormat) for publishing
>>> falsehoods about Windows?
>>> http://www.linuxformat.co.uk/
>>>
>>> The troll is lying *again*, naturally.
>>
>>I don't lie, fool.
>>
>>
>>In a recent guide published by Linux Format magazine, they said
>>
>>"Windows software takes ages to install and requires a half-dozen
>>reboots."
>>
>>http://www.linuxformat.co.uk/blog/?p=416s
>>
>>More lying bullshit from the Linux "community".
>
> It does.
> Ever try restoring a Windows system from scratch? Let's assume no image
> back up like Ghost or similar which is what the typical user will have.
> This goes for Linux and osx as well by the way.
> 1. Install Windows.
> 2. Get all service packs and patches which will take hours and many
> reboots due to genuine advantage upgrades and so forth. 3. Install
> applications.
> 4. Update applications, each one by itself and again many reboots.
> 5. Pray that it works.
> Contrast that to Linux.
> 1. Install.
> 2. select upgrade.
> 3. Go for a beer and relax because it's done. The last time I had to
> re-install a Windows XP system, a complex one with copy protected software
> (challenge response) it took me DAYS TO DO IT.
> That being said, Ghost for $49.99 is the best investment a Windows user
> could ever hope for.
>
>>>>> So who's the fraud?
>>>>
>>>> You.
>>>
>>> BINGO!
>>
>>Dumb Willie comes through with another me-too post... how unusual.
Coming from a M$ fanboi troll who posted:
<quote>
If it weren't for Windows, you wouldn't be posting anything right now.
<unquote>
Calling someone "Dumb", is funny.
> My only complaint with LFM is that they have far too much Microsoft
> advertising.
>
> George Barca
> georgebarca1981@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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