At 01:27 PM 05/03/2007, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 02:20 PM 03/03/2007, Chris Shaw wrote:
I've never understood why MS just didn't improve on XP. The
reason the Japanese have
been so successful with cars (Toyota, Honda, etc.) is because they
just keep improving
Thane Sherrington wrote:
:: At 01:27 PM 05/03/2007, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
::
::
::: Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 02:20 PM 03/03/2007, Chris Shaw wrote:
: I've never understood why MS just didn't improve on XP. The
: reason the Japanese have
: been so successful with cars
Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 02:20 PM 03/03/2007, Chris Shaw wrote:
I've never understood why MS just didn't improve on XP. The reason
the Japanese have
been so successful with cars (Toyota, Honda, etc.) is because they
just keep improving what
already works, instead of reinventing all over
To be fair, is it wrong to incorporate a feature from somewhere else?
Wouldn't it be the most idiotic buisness practice to have a policy of Do not
implement anything that a competitor has done already?
I actually have Vista and OSX dual-booting on the same PC (its a hackintosh). I
like both,
At 02:20 PM 03/03/2007, Chris Shaw wrote:
I've never understood why MS just didn't improve on XP. The reason
the Japanese have
been so successful with cars (Toyota, Honda, etc.) is because they
just keep improving what
already works, instead of reinventing all over again.
Isn't that that
Hello Thane,
Sunday, March 4, 2007, 10:26:45 AM, you wrote:
At 02:20 PM 03/03/2007, Chris Shaw wrote:
I've never understood why MS just didn't improve on XP. The reason
the Japanese have
been so successful with cars (Toyota, Honda, etc.) is because they
just keep improving what
already works,
I just wanted to thank you personally for this post. It is another of the long
list
of the stay away from Vista articles that have put me off Vista for at least
another year.
I've never understood why MS just didn't improve on XP. The reason the
Japanese have
been so successful with cars
I sure wish Apple would sell OSX for PC's. We know they could do it.
I think it would be a gold mine for them.. :)
I just wanted to thank you personally for this post. It is another of the
long list
of the stay away from Vista articles that have put me off Vista for at
least another
I've never understood why MS just didn't improve on XP. The reason the
Japanese have
been so successful with cars (Toyota, Honda, etc.) is because they just keep
improving what
already works, instead of reinventing all over again.
I suppose at some point the OS source code would get so
- Original Message -
From: Gary VanderMolen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: The Hardware List hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2007 2:04 PM
Subject: Re: [H] Re: Apple OS X vs. Vista (Apple side)
I suppose at some point the OS source code would get so convoluted
from all
First time I heard those types of rumors was with Win95...
A big freepatch CD...
The only time I remember it happening was when they screwed up
Office97 so bad (before anybody had broadband) that the patches
were so big it turned it into a free re-release on a CD and they even
had to give you new
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