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Message-ID: <3E7F743E.70302@guninski.com>
From: guninski at guninski.com (Georgi Guninski)
Subject: Microsoft runs early April Fools ad
hehehe, m$ claims are funny and far away from reality.
If they are so sure, why don't they take responsibility for damages caused by
their products? Any warranty for m$ products? How much money does it make every
time a windoze crash?
/me thinks that Kurt Vonnegut has explained it in this quote:
the big trouble with dumb bastards is that they are too dumb to believe there is
such a thing as being smart. -- Kurt Vonnegut
Georgi
Gerardo Richarte wrote:
> "Richard M. Smith" wrote:
>
>
>>The Advertising Standards Authority of SA (ASA) has ordered that a
>>Microsoft ad implying that its software will bring about the extinction
>>of the hacker is to be pulled for being "unsubstantiated and
>>misleading".
>
>
> Heh, it's a funny phrase, and beside how capable Microsoft is of
> fixing their bugs (which I'm not talking about at all), the phrase hides
> some other sutff in it:
>
> On one side, by "Hackers", independently of what "Hacker" means, they are
> putting a name on a group of people, and saying that they are going to extint this group
> of people, which not a really happy idea...
>
> On the other side, either they will fix the bugs in every software out there, or they are
> recognizing that they are planning that the only software which will be running any computer
> out there will be Microsoft's, or at least based or using some Microsoft technology (the
> technology to extinct hackers).
>
> heh, I just thought it was funny
>
> gera
>
>
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