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Mar 05 2007

takes a lickin’ and keeps on tickin’

my little school companion (small stanley), the macintosh G3 400 PowerBook laptop, has served me well. i bought it in 2000 when it was the second fastest laptop. well, i’m still using it today, even to post this very entry. bit of a scare this morning. i had a bit of a spill on the [...]

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Jan 08 2007

bill gates trend prognosticator extraordinaire

bills done it again, the 00s will be the ‘digital decade’. oh bill, what a revelation! you mean the fact that computers proliferated in the 90s, digital video and cameras exploded in the 90s, the internet exploded in the 90s, digital music in the 90s, yep – he’s got his finger on the pulse of [...]

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Oct 16 2006

the culture of microsoft

what does it say about a companies culture when their products are referred to as zune – the ipod-killer xps – the adobe pdf-killer x-box – the playstation-killer i think the names associated with the release of their new products speaks volumes about their view on competition.

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Aug 01 2006

Oh, Microsoft Product Demos are Just Not Your Thing

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How many times does Microsoft have to try and debut a new technology in a live setting only to have catastrophic failure? It’s like working with child actors and chimps, always avoid the live demo unless you’re 100% sure it’s going to work, otherwise you look like a tool. Microsoft, naturally, has an excuse – [...]

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Jun 01 2006

window repair and stone delivery

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microsoft has launched its new security service for windows operating system users. hot on the heals of three weeks of critical security issues with windows they are providing a service – protecting your pc from critical security issues. it’s a lot like the window repair company driving around throwing rocks through their neighbours windows, and [...]

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