On Jul 13, 4:06 pm, Roy Schestowitz <newsgro...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> Microsoft: Stop Playing Games with the Customer!
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> | The subtractive approach that Microsoft is using generates plenty of ill
> | will. Someone buys Windows 7 and expects it to have a feature. But no, you
> | got the wrong version. XP-compatibility, for example, does not exist on many
> | versions. This would be a crucial thing to have, especially on the cheaper
> | versions, since people on a budget are more likely to be running old code. So
> | Microsoft has to field support calls about this and people get irked.
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> | The company should pull the plug on this entire scheme ASAP. It was the
> | reason Vista failed. It generates ill-will. It generates suspicion. And it's
> | stupid. Stop doing it Microsoft!
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> http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2349780,00.asp
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> Recent:
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> Microsoft cannot be trusted!
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> | How many times has this sort of presumptuous crap rolled out the backdoor of
> | Redmond? I’ve used Microsoft software since 1983. And though there are
> | additional reasons for my disaffection and departure from the realm – I’ve
> | replaced every remaining Microsoft product in my possession with something
> | better in recent years – this sort of quasi-criminal behavior stands alone as
> | reason enough.
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> http://www.dvorak.org/blog/2009/05/30/microsoft-cannot-be-trusted/
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Some of the comments are fun.
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I smell a well deserved lawsuit...
ohh and just an addendum it appears msn broke hotmail again for
Firefox I have not been able to get into it all day with firefox but
ie8 works fine...
Are you ready for Linux yet?
This sort of crap is why I loath Microsoft and why I am trying to move
everyone I know to Apple or Linux....
...MS fails to understand (legal) boundary of where their rights end
and ours begin. I saw this trend in few “gafs” they made in Summer/
Fall of 2007 and since that time I consider MS updates greater
security risk than the malware infesting their products....
If they did it they are asking for a truly ugly lawsuit by firefox and
others. You don’t mess with another company’s software unless you are
insane and that goes double if you bleep it up!....Should cost them a
few $100,000,000 I hope.
Hmm,
why would MS make an OS that deviates from standard architecture??
WHY would MS make a browser, that has HOLES/BACKDOORS/ALLOWS anyone to
install stuff/GIVES admin RIGHTS which you cant turn off, unless you
cripple IE..
THEn STEALS software to protect the system(anti virus/anti bot) and
cripples it, so it cant protect the system from ALL that IE does..
Microsoft:
We can’t make our browser secure so we will poke holes in our main
competitor that you can’t close, now open your wallet for our vacuum.
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