By Jo Best
Published: Friday 11 June 2004
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Smy
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IT
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I love when the facts MS states are the ones they paid for.
Next Week:
USG declares Linux and FreeBSD illegal...
Dave Howe
Just recently we've been rolling out XP as a repla...
Anonymous
Microsoft may think it's "smart" to try and place ...
Anonymous
A jihad in the way of "the GPL is a virus that wil...
Gary Smith
I love when the facts MS states are the ones they ...
Smy
I the main story MS states that it employs people ...
Robert Privett
"Nick Barley, Microsoft's director of business mar...
Jeff
Hmmm. I'm sitting here reading this site, this art...
Scott Gant
Hey, I'm in the U$ and work for a state agency. W...
Anonymous
I would like to just say that if Microsoft had suc...
Collin Pasternack
Did they pass out any purple refreshments?
Void Main
We know that Linux isn't as easy as Windows. Out ...
Not Me
"Jihad"="bad", "crusade"="good" ?
I think both ...
Anonymous
There's plenty of studies finding that Linux is no...
Rodd Clarkson
Jihad? Like in Internet Explorer vs. Netscape Navi...
Anonymous
hahaha and in the week after next week US military...
ivan tonchev
Mr. Jo Best, ... you have just misused the term "j...
Anonymous
Firstly, have they ever looked up the word "jihad"...
Wesley Parish
Games are the only thing I use Windows XP for and ...
Nathan
This is a prime example of what Microsoft are _rea...
Anonymous
They can take away our O/S, but the cannot take ou...
Rudi Leibbrandt
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