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| Corriher Nov 11, 2005 7:51 AM EST |
This into is beautiful. " In 1995 none of our products made use of TCP/IP. Now, a decade later, I can safely say that many of them do." Now THAT is impressive, isn't it? Some of Micorosoft's networking software can use TCP/IP! Let's give them some applause folks. How about him admitting that MS "borrows" other peoples' intellectual property, and then endeavors to be the best in the industry -- that is, in marketing the reinnovated ideas? "Microsoft has always had to respond to innovators in the software business and seize the PR initiative. It's standing ovation time. Go Bill! |
| Corriher Nov 11, 2005 7:55 AM EST |
I believe the remote office suite being built through the Sun and Google partnership has them just a little nervous. Like drinking and popping pills nervous. They might want to refine that TCP/IP stuff before Google is finished. |
| Corriher Nov 11, 2005 11:45 AM EST |
I can't believe I bit... hook line and sinker... Oh well. |
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