Re: RE: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] Microsoft: Evil Empire or Suitable Softw

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All I have to say is *minesweeper*.


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I think it's fairly clear that any of us might have items we wish to move
from the defense to the prosecution.  Any of those listed can be used for
the Prosecution, except Solitaire, which those who have experienced are too
adicted to prosecute it.


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From: McNutt, Justin M. [mailto:EMAIL:PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 2:13 PM
To: EMAIL:PROTECTED
Subject: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] Microsoft: Evil Empire or Suitable
Software?


Prosecution's Evidence:
 
Internet Explorer v4.0
Windows 3.1
Windows 95
MS Office (any version)
Windows XP
"Subscription" licenses
WINS
Active Directory
Hotmail
 
Defense's Evidence:
 
Internet Explorer v5.5
Outlook (well, at least OL98)
Windows 98 (NOT SE)
Windows 2000
Active Directory
MS SQL server
Flight Simulator
Solitaire
Minesweeper
Freecell
3D Cadet Pinball
MSN Messenger
 
Just sticking to software, and not necessarily business practices (I
consider "subscription licenses" to walk the line, since it's part of the
software).  Their business practices are heinous, but what about the actual
products?  Hmmm...

Later... 

Justin McNutt 
Mizzou Telecom - A Unit of IATS 
(573) 882-5183 

"I'll get right on that." 

 
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Stephen Bohm
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