I bet Ballmers friends keep telliiing him...

I m not sure what to think of Ballmer, with his monkey dancing and all, but
I don't think I like him.
I just wonder if he has been tempered by all the people asking him "what is
it with that vista, why did you release it with so many problems?" questions
by friends and technical savvy folk.

I'm sure he might not be accepting how bad vista is out in the open. but he
has a problematic product in his hands..

If we had a way to snoop into what he really thinks about vista, I think it
would be a big surprise for fanboys.

I'm sure he is wishing vista would just go away...

perhaps that's why they are pushing hard to get win7 ready.

How many years will it be before you stop saying that Microsoft should not
have released Vista when they did, but should have delayed the launch by a
month or two?
Come on, get over it. Vista has been out for 15 months now, Business version
even longer than that. We are on SP1 now.

"vishhiita prime" <> wrote in message
news:...
> I m not sure what to think of Ballmer, with his monkey dancing and all,
> but I don't think I like him.
> I just wonder if he has been tempered by all the people asking him "what
> is it with that vista, why did you release it with so many problems?"
> questions by friends and technical savvy folk.
>
> I'm sure he might not be accepting how bad vista is out in the open. but
> he has a problematic product in his hands..
>
> If we had a way to snoop into what he really thinks about vista, I think
> it would be a big surprise for fanboys.
>
> I'm sure he is wishing vista would just go away...
>
> perhaps that's why they are pushing hard to get win7 ready.
>
>
>

you dont understand ...

with service packs you cannot change basic design elements, they just try to
fix bugs...

but even if vista had no bugs it would be still ugly, fat, slow and resource
hungry, and that will not change even with service pack 10.

They needed to open their ears before the release.
Now vista is doomed.

I will forever remember vista as the biggest mistake microsoft ever made



"Gary Mount" <> wrote in message
news:%...
> How many years will it be before you stop saying that Microsoft should not
> have released Vista when they did, but should have delayed the launch by a
> month or two?
> Come on, get over it. Vista has been out for 15 months now, Business
> version even longer than that. We are on SP1 now.
>
> "vishhiita prime" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> I m not sure what to think of Ballmer, with his monkey dancing and all,
>> but I don't think I like him.
>> I just wonder if he has been tempered by all the people asking him "what
>> is it with that vista, why did you release it with so many problems?"
>> questions by friends and technical savvy folk.
>>
>> I'm sure he might not be accepting how bad vista is out in the open. but
>> he has a problematic product in his hands..
>>
>> If we had a way to snoop into what he really thinks about vista, I think
>> it would be a big surprise for fanboys.
>>
>> I'm sure he is wishing vista would just go away...
>>
>> perhaps that's why they are pushing hard to get win7 ready.
>>
>>
>>

vishhiita prime wrote:
> I m not sure what to think of Ballmer, with his monkey dancing and all, but
> I don't think I like him.
> I just wonder if he has been tempered by all the people asking him "what is
> it with that vista, why did you release it with so many problems?" questions
> by friends and technical savvy folk.
>
> I'm sure he might not be accepting how bad vista is out in the open. but he
> has a problematic product in his hands..
>
> If we had a way to snoop into what he really thinks about vista, I think it
> would be a big surprise for fanboys.
>
> I'm sure he is wishing vista would just go away...
>
> perhaps that's why they are pushing hard to get win7 ready.
>
>
>

Ballmer's only friend is money.

Alias

Are you implying that SP2 for Windows XP did not change a lot of the basic
operating parameters of the O/S? If so, you need to go back to school.


"vishhiita prime" <> wrote in message
news:4811abe7$...
> you dont understand ...
>
> with service packs you cannot change basic design elements, they just try
> to fix bugs...
>
> but even if vista had no bugs it would be still ugly, fat, slow and
> resource hungry, and that will not change even with service pack 10.
>
> They needed to open their ears before the release.
> Now vista is doomed.
>
> I will forever remember vista as the biggest mistake microsoft ever made
>
>
>
> "Gary Mount" <> wrote in message
> news:%...
>> How many years will it be before you stop saying that Microsoft should
>> not have released Vista when they did, but should have delayed the launch
>> by a month or two?
>> Come on, get over it. Vista has been out for 15 months now, Business
>> version even longer than that. We are on SP1 now.
>>
>> "vishhiita prime" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>> I m not sure what to think of Ballmer, with his monkey dancing and all,
>>> but I don't think I like him.
>>> I just wonder if he has been tempered by all the people asking him "what
>>> is it with that vista, why did you release it with so many problems?"
>>> questions by friends and technical savvy folk.
>>>
>>> I'm sure he might not be accepting how bad vista is out in the open. but
>>> he has a problematic product in his hands..
>>>
>>> If we had a way to snoop into what he really thinks about vista, I think
>>> it would be a big surprise for fanboys.
>>>
>>> I'm sure he is wishing vista would just go away...
>>>
>>> perhaps that's why they are pushing hard to get win7 ready.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>
>

"Alias" <> wrote in message
news:fusfb3$355$...
> vishhiita prime wrote:
>> I m not sure what to think of Ballmer, with his monkey dancing and all,
>> but I don't think I like him.
>> I just wonder if he has been tempered by all the people asking him "what
>> is it with that vista, why did you release it with so many problems?"
>> questions by friends and technical savvy folk.
>>
>> I'm sure he might not be accepting how bad vista is out in the open. but
>> he has a problematic product in his hands..
>>
>> If we had a way to snoop into what he really thinks about vista, I think
>> it would be a big surprise for fanboys.
>>
>> I'm sure he is wishing vista would just go away...
>>
>> perhaps that's why they are pushing hard to get win7 ready.
>>
>>
>>
>
> Ballmer's only friend is money.
>
> Alias

Alias's only friend is Ubuntu

"vishhiita prime" <> wrote in message
news:4811abe7$...
> you dont understand ...
>
> with service packs you cannot change basic design elements, they just try
> to fix bugs...

No - you don't understand. With Service Packs, they can change any design
element they want. They can replace any portion of the OS.
>
> but even if vista had no bugs it would be still ugly, fat, slow and
> resource hungry, and that will not change even with service pack 10.
>
> They needed to open their ears before the release.
> Now vista is doomed.
>
> I will forever remember vista as the biggest mistake microsoft ever made

Whoopie! Do you really think MS cares what you think? Do you really think
WE care what you think?

>
>
>
> "Gary Mount" <> wrote in message
> news:%...
>> How many years will it be before you stop saying that Microsoft should
>> not have released Vista when they did, but should have delayed the launch
>> by a month or two?
>> Come on, get over it. Vista has been out for 15 months now, Business
>> version even longer than that. We are on SP1 now.
>>
>> "vishhiita prime" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>> I m not sure what to think of Ballmer, with his monkey dancing and all,
>>> but I don't think I like him.
>>> I just wonder if he has been tempered by all the people asking him "what
>>> is it with that vista, why did you release it with so many problems?"
>>> questions by friends and technical savvy folk.
>>>
>>> I'm sure he might not be accepting how bad vista is out in the open. but
>>> he has a problematic product in his hands..
>>>
>>> If we had a way to snoop into what he really thinks about vista, I think
>>> it would be a big surprise for fanboys.
>>>
>>> I'm sure he is wishing vista would just go away...
>>>
>>> perhaps that's why they are pushing hard to get win7 ready.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>
>

Isn't that the case with every money making business?

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"Alias" <> wrote in message
news:fusfb3$355$...
> vishhiita prime wrote:
>> I m not sure what to think of Ballmer, with his monkey dancing and all,
>> but I don't think I like him.
>> I just wonder if he has been tempered by all the people asking him "what
>> is it with that vista, why did you release it with so many problems?"
>> questions by friends and technical savvy folk.
>>
>> I'm sure he might not be accepting how bad vista is out in the open. but
>> he has a problematic product in his hands..
>>
>> If we had a way to snoop into what he really thinks about vista, I think
>> it would be a big surprise for fanboys.
>>
>> I'm sure he is wishing vista would just go away...
>>
>> perhaps that's why they are pushing hard to get win7 ready.
>>
>>
>>
>
> Ballmer's only friend is money.
>
> Alias

On Fri, 25 Apr 2008 07:22:18 -0700, Bill Yanaire wrote:

> "vishhiita prime" <> wrote in message
> news:4811abe7$...
>> you dont understand ...
>>
>> with service packs you cannot change basic design elements, they just
>> try to fix bugs...
>
> No - you don't understand. With Service Packs, they can change any
> design element they want. They can replace any portion of the OS.
>>
>> but even if vista had no bugs it would be still ugly, fat, slow and
>> resource hungry, and that will not change even with service pack 10.
>>
>> They needed to open their ears before the release. Now vista is doomed.
>>
>> I will forever remember vista as the biggest mistake microsoft ever
>> made
>
> Whoopie! Do you really think MS cares what you think? Do you really
> think WE care what you think?

Yep WeSaysoCorp (Flip the capital letters vertically)

vishhiita prime wrote:

> I m not sure what to think of Ballmer, with his monkey dancing and all, but
> I don't think I like him.

How can you judge someone you don't personally know? That's the mark of
a real idiot. You're proly envious and jealous of him, and his
accomplishments.

> I just wonder if he has been tempered by all the people asking him "what is
> it with that vista, why did you release it with so many problems?" questions
> by friends and technical savvy folk.

Well, for one thing, Vista does not have any more problems than any
other newly released OS.
>
> I'm sure he might not be accepting how bad vista is out in the open. but he
> has a problematic product in his hands..

You're vented your own incompetence, which has nothing to do with Vista.
You're are one sad and confused and very hateful little puppy.
>
> If we had a way to snoop into what he really thinks about vista, I think it
> would be a big surprise for fanboys.

I think your little brain would proly explode from that experience....!
>
> I'm sure he is wishing vista would just go away...

Mind reading and making future predictions is not one of your strong
points...let's see what your strong points
are...stupidity...anger...hatefulness...frustratio n...oh and your
biggest strong point is...your big fukkin mouth that continues to make a
fool out of you on a daily basis...LOL!
>
> perhaps that's why they are pushing hard to get win7 ready.

You idiot...they "push" to get every piece of software they make...are
you really this dumb and stupid?
I believe the answer is a resounding YES!!!
Frank