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  1. Comment - Anti-MS Group Aims to Block Vista

    (Aug 11, 2005 - 1:58 PM)

    Great idea!!! Let's kill the American business infrastructure, sources of technological innovation and leadership in the world and let the Chinese, the Indians and Muslims overrun the country!!! Just kidding... ;-)

    p.s. Perhaps they can live at Mr. Martin's house or better yet Justice David Souter's

  2. Comment - Anti-MS Group Aims to Block Vista

    (Aug 11, 2005 - 11:35 AM)

    I REPEAT:

    Mr. Martin obviously knows nothing about software or the software industry. In this age of technological proliferation, can we trust a neophyte, so ignorant of reality to be in a position of authority? I think not! Although I am an independent, I am conserverative -- less means more as far as government is concerned -- just as the forefathers had conceived. I think we need to hear less about and from boneheads like Mr. Martin and more from people who understand technology, software, hardware and business and its impact on the good citizens of this country !

    p.s. Perhaps you need training!

  3. Comment - Anti-MS Group Aims to Block Vista

    (Aug 10, 2005 - 5:54 PM)

    Final Comment :: I have never had problems with SP1 or SP2. Nor have I had any problems with Windows Server 2003. I hope that Microsoft continues to innovate and improve on existing platforms while readying the world for Windows Vista -- Software is a journey, not a destination... :-)

  4. Comment - Anti-MS Group Aims to Block Vista

    (Aug 10, 2005 - 5:28 PM)

    Yesiree... Politix is strange voodoo... Perhaps Mr. Martin is perfect for the job! LOL

    p.s. We need to support American companies in this increasingly outsourced world... We need to build mindshare, expertise and experience here at home!

  5. Comment - Anti-MS Group Aims to Block Vista

    (Aug 10, 2005 - 3:31 PM)

    Mr. Martin obviously knows nothing about software or the software industry. In this age of technological proliferation, can we trust a neophyte, so ignorant of reality to be in a position of authority? I think not! Although I am an independent, I am conserverative -- less means more as far as government is concerned -- just as the forefathers had conceived. I think we need to hear less about and from boneheads like Mr. Martin and more from people who understand technology, software, hardware and business and its impact on the good citizens of this country !