Corporate Kultur

Microsoft has always had nothing if not contempt for its users and the
structure of Vista (no comments on the quality of its programming) aptly
reflects this corporate philosophy,
Since Win 95 Windows has graciously destroyed your stored documents if you
reinstall the OS in the same partition. For unsophisticated users, those
without 7 Microsoft IT certificates, grappling with still frequent system
meltdowns this continues as a nasty surprise with Vista.
Want to dual boot? Vista will thoughtfully destroy your system restore
points as your reward for using XP, thereby demonstrating just how "safe"
Vista is and "unsafe" XP.
Want to share anything other than "Public" folders on the network: learn the
unintuitive and poorly documented permissions tree of Vista. Pray that the
permissions settings are retained the next time you boot your computer.
Naively think that the "My Documents" etc paradigm forced on users since Win
95 will continue? Nope, arbitrarily changed with no explanation.
Let us not discuss the Ribbon of Abomination in Office . . . so usable that
after two years it still takes me several minutes to find common settings
that were simply listed in a hierarchical menu previously (and in every
other Windows based program--in fact, until the RoA, Microsoft publicly
dissed any program that did not follow the hierarchical menu structure).
And now we have Vista SP3 for which Microsoft plans to charge "new" OS
prices. Microsoft is getting a free ride on this in the computer press but
in actual use Win7 is a gobbler, as in turkey, extra-ordinaire.
Microsoft knows that the future is in the clouds and the OS is rapidly
becoming less relevant than the browser yet still they persevere. One
definition of insanity is repeating the same act over and over again in the
hopes of getting a different result. Like Republicans and tax cuts . . .

"semoi" <> wrote in message
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> Microsoft has always had nothing if not contempt for its users and the
> structure of Vista (no comments on the quality of its programming) aptly
> reflects this corporate philosophy,
> Since Win 95 Windows has graciously destroyed your stored documents if
> you reinstall the OS in the same partition. For unsophisticated users,
> those without 7 Microsoft IT certificates, grappling with still frequent
> system meltdowns this continues as a nasty surprise with Vista.
> Want to dual boot? Vista will thoughtfully destroy your system restore
> points as your reward for using XP, thereby demonstrating just how "safe"
> Vista is and "unsafe" XP.

So Microsoft has destroyed your documents since Windows 95? Are you that
stupid? You keep using their products and don't back up your documents
offline? Each OS you use, you do the same thing? Didn't you learn? I
guess not. If their OS's are way over your head, you should migrate to
Ubuntu where you will get nothing done.

Check with Alias our resident Ubuntu retard and he will help you out.


> Want to share anything other than "Public" folders on the network: learn
> the unintuitive and poorly documented permissions tree of Vista. Pray that
> the permissions settings are retained the next time you boot your
> computer.
> Naively think that the "My Documents" etc paradigm forced on users since
> Win 95 will continue? Nope, arbitrarily changed with no explanation.

Again, simple networking is beyond your comprehension. Better stick with
Ubuntu in your case. That is your speed.


> Let us not discuss the Ribbon of Abomination in Office . . . so usable
> that after two years it still takes me several minutes to find common
> settings that were simply listed in a hierarchical menu previously (and in
> every

Wow - After two years of using the product, you still have trouble trying to
figure out where things are? No wonder you haven't figured out how to save
your documents and work with data after 15 years of Windows products since
Windows 95. Some people are just slow but you take the cake. Thanks for
confirming that information.

"bill yamoron" <> wrote in message
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> FBonWin7b1x64 wrote:
>> caspin' crunch, the fukkin idiot moron POS loser of the Internet wrote:
>>> Microsoft has always had nothing if not contempt for its users and the
>>> structure of Vista (no comments on the quality of its programming) aptly
>>> reflects this corporate philosophy,...
>>
>> You're out of your fukkin mind...that is if you even have a fukkin mind!
>>
>>> Since Win 95 Windows has graciously destroyed your stored documents if
>>> you reinstall the OS in the same partition.
>>
>> Never, ever happened to me. You must be a real idiot.
>>
>> For unsophisticated users,
>>> those without 7 Microsoft IT certificates, grappling with still frequent
>>> system meltdowns this continues as a nasty surprise with Vista.
>>
>> How stupid and incompetent are you?
>> That bad huh?
>>
>>> Want to dual boot? Vista will thoughtfully destroy your system restore
>>> points as your reward for using XP, thereby demonstrating just how
>>> "safe" Vista is and "unsafe" XP.
>>> Want to share anything other than "Public" folders on the network: learn
>>> the unintuitive and poorly documented permissions tree of Vista. Pray
>>> that the permissions settings are retained the next time you boot your
>>> computer.
>>> Naively think that the "My Documents" etc paradigm forced on users since
>>> Win 95 will continue? Nope, arbitrarily changed with no explanation.
>>
>> Vista is a new OS you moron.
>>
>>> Let us not discuss the Ribbon of Abomination in Office...
>>
>> Can't figure it out huh? Just like you can't figure out how to properly
>> install, configure and use Vista huh?
>>
>> . . . so usable
>>> that after two years it still takes me several minutes to find common
>>> settings that were simply listed in a hierarchical menu previously (and
>>> in every other Windows based program--in fact, until the RoA, Microsoft
>>> publicly dissed any program that did not follow the hierarchical menu
>>> structure).
>>
>> I bet you don't have problems finding the mens room at the airport!
>>
>>> And now we have Vista SP3 for which Microsoft plans to charge "new" OS
>>> prices. Microsoft is getting a free ride on this in the computer press
>>> but in actual use Win7 is a gobbler, as in turkey, extra-ordinaire.
>>
>> As I said months ago capin' crunch, if you're overwhelmed by Vista, as
>> you are, you'll be totally lost in Windows 7.
>>
>>> Microsoft knows that the future is in the clouds and the OS is rapidly
>>> becoming less relevant than the browser yet still they persevere.
>>
>> They do? This is that part where you actually think you know more than
>> one of the most successful companies in the world.
>> Guess what cock sucker, you don't. You're stupid!
>>
>> One
>>> definition of insanity is repeating the same act over and over again in
>>> the hopes of getting a different result.
>>
>> Oh and you mean like your Vista hate campaign? That was a great example
>> of your mental health...i.e., your insanity.
>>
>> Like Republicans and tax cuts .
>>
>> And that has what to do with your insanity?
>>
>>
>
>
> Its funny to see how many people you think are captain crunches.. lol

It's funny to see how you follow me and Frank around like a puppy dog. Very
immature, asshole.
>
> you are making a fool of yourself but Im sure you don't mind that!

You're the biggest fool here so congratulations, asshole.

>
> What happened with captain crunch when you were a child frank? did they
> force feed you the same crap each morning and you grew disgusted of
> captain crunch cereal?
>

You only wish you could afford Captian Crunch, asshole.