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Re: Requiem for OpenDoc

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From: crobato
Date: Wed, 26 Mar 1997 00:00
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In <3333844e.0@usamrid.isd.net>, chucks@isd.net (Erik Funkenbusch) writes:
>In article <3332cf92.0@news.essex1.com>, bgqhr!drrdw0.bnl (Chris J. Alumbaugh) wrote:
>>In message <3332c3de.0@usamrid.isd.net> - chucks@isd.net (Erik
>>Funkenbusch)Fri, 21 Mar 1997 17:26:46 GMT writes:
>>:>
>>:>In article <5gsssh$bvk@lehi.kuentos.guam.net>, crobato@kuentos.guam.net
>> wrote:
>>:>>In <33305cf6.0@usamrid.isd.net>, chucks@isd.net (Erik Funkenbusch) writes:
>>:>>>In article <333008b1.0@news.essex1.com>, bgqhr!drrdw0.bnl (Chris J.
>> Alumbaugh)
>>:>> wrote:
>>:>>>>What a lame, ignorant post, from someone who defends a certain other
>>:>>>>software company whose dismal record on ship dates is overshadowed only by
>>:>>>>horror stories of ~43 yr old "lost" letters from the postal service.  IBM
>>:>>>>has "delievered" quite a bit of the technologies that are the computer you
>>:>>>>are running, and let's see,, Microsoft made a mouse and BOB and a some
>>:>>>>other stuff that  I have even a lower opinion of.  Yeah, I guess Microsoft
>>:>>>>delievered on Windows 95 and active X and IE,, but I got to say, I'll take
>>:>>>>"dead" IBM technology ANY day over what MS dellievered. Can you say
>>:>>>>CAIRO=1994??  Wouldn't happen to have a harddrive with PMRL technology
>>:>>>>would you?
>>:>>>
>>:>>>Excuse me?  NT 3.1 didn't even come out until 1993, Cairo wasn't even
>> planned 
>>:>>>until 1994.  How the hell could it have been late before it was even 
>>:>>>announced?
>>:>>>
>>:>>>Fact is, the vast majority of MS products are delivered ON TIME or *EARLY*.
>>:>>
>>:>>Nonsense.  This goes against the grain and every prediction and 
>>:>>expectation of everyone in 1992 and 1993 about NT and Cairo.
>>:>
>>:>Please provide sources for this Chris.  You can't, because they don't exist.
>>:>

Why don't you check every PC and technology magazine in the year 1991-
and 1993 in the library?  It's on print.

By the way, go check techweb.com, infoworld.com and news.com on how NT 
5.0 and Windows 97 is delayed.  Once again.


>>:>I challenge you to name 10 products that MS was more than 3 months late with.
>>  
>>:>I can name dozens that were on time or early.
>>:>
>>
>>You lie,  Dozens = a minimum of 48 products even at a conservative
>>interpretation. You cannot name 48 microsoft products that were on time or
>>early.
>
>How stupid are you chris?  Dozens means a minimum of 24.
>
>But your right, I meant at least a dozen.. but come to think of it, i could 
>probably name 24 or more... 

Since you are caught flatfooted, your only resort is to being pedantic 
about definitions.

By the way, Joseph calls you an "apologist".  I call you a 
"revisionist".  Like any MS lame head, you are trying to redress and 
revise the whole experience of history according to the MS outlook.

Rgds,

Chris

 Famous People on the Day Windows 95 is Launched---
Neil Armstrong---"One Small Fortune for Bill Gates, 
One Giant Leap backward for Mankind."
President Roosevelt---"This date shall live in infamy."
*** crobato@kuentos.guam.net *** TKS for the Contributions.
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From: crobato@kuentos.guam.net
Subject: Re: Requiem for OpenDoc
Date: 1997/03/26
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