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| nunnurbiz <NUNURBIZ@YAHOO.COM>: Apr 01 08:00AM > when making newer OSes. Lots of ideas were "borrowed" > from Xerox PARC, once upon a time. > Paul Much thanks for an educated look at windows OS. |
| nunnurbiz <NUNURBIZ@YAHOO.COM>: Apr 01 08:06AM ItsJoan NotJoann <itsjoannotjoann@webtv.net> wrote in news:c9a971f6- >> Paul > (LOTS of helpful information from Paul snipped for length.) > Careful there Paul, you're confusing someone off their medications with > facts. It will not be appreciated by the original poster. >:-) Least I am not a thief. Guys like Gates and his illegitmate son Fuckerberg are living proof you have to be a thief and a scammer to be eminently successful in the go ol' corrupt USA. |
| nunnurbiz <NUNURBIZ@YAHOO.COM>: Apr 01 08:07AM micky <NONONOmisc07@bigfoot.com> wrote in >>7 is freely available all over the net, including working keys. I >>guess the figure that the mostly ignorant gullible public will fall >>for their bullshit? as opposed to spreading ignoramus remarks? |
| nunnurbiz <NUNURBIZ@YAHOO.COM>: Apr 01 08:10AM Ned Ludd <Ned_Ludd@Sherwood_Forest.web> wrote in > <whodunit@notme.org> wrote: >>You will >>receive the message: your windows version is not genuine, click here to > Sounds like some "everything should be free" snowflake found a pirate > copy of Windows on the web and now he's mad because he's too dumb to > make it work. No, it's working fine. I also have w10 and most all other versions of the basically shit OS from windows. You sound like your one of windows dummy developers that STILL cannot produce a good OS after years of trying. If Linux users weren't such assholes I would be using that instead long ago. |
| "J. P. Gilliver (John)" <G6JPG-255@255soft.uk>: Apr 01 10:29AM +0100 >Paul <nospam@needed.invalid> wrote in news:q6fus3$1km$1@dont-email.me: [] >> And I don't think Gates had too much of a hand in the >> software itself. He wasn't a coding machine or anything. [] I think he did start out with coding ability: I originally had a home computer (Tangerine), which had BASIC in ROM; ISTR seeing two names actually in the precious ROM space, and I think BG was one of them. -- J. P. Gilliver. UMRA: 1960/<1985 MB++G()AL-IS-Ch++(p)Ar@T+H+Sh0!:`)DNAf one can't go from `supposed crackpot ideas have been right before' to `we should take this latest crackpot idea onboard without making it fight for acceptance like all the previous ones'. - Richard Caley, 2002 February 11 00:02:28 |
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