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#91
11-07-07, 05:03 PM
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Alias wrote:
> Frank wrote: > > The pathetic thing is that Frank thinks he's being cute and clever when > all he's doing is revealing how stupid he is. > <Well I must say here Frank. You are better in playing the game than I thought you were. You really have her nose wide open and dancing like a puppet on a string. She has been told she is dancing and can't stop it. :)> |
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#92
11-07-07, 05:15 PM
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Alias wrote:
> Frank wrote: >> The pathetic thing is that Frank thinks he's being cute and clever when > all he's doing is revealing how stupid he is. > Tell us all about the way you "intelligent" lie, mr liar. Frank |
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#93
11-07-07, 05:39 PM
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On Wed, 07 Nov 2007 10:59:18 -0500, Adam Arrested Development Albright
<YesHeIsArrested> wrote: >Adam Albright wrote: >> >> More proof you're nothing but a fu*cking moron. I've said many times >> that Adam is an alias I use when posting to newsgroups and isn't my >> real name you clueless pile of horse sh*t. >> > ><Well, *Adam* your sorry self and snake on down the road -- savage, >because all you do is babble. It doesn't make a difference what name you >post under. A savage can be spotted a mile away, because savages can't >change their savage spots.> Hey sh*t for brains asshole, kiss my grits. |
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#94
11-07-07, 05:50 PM
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Frank wrote:
> Alias wrote: > Tell us all about the way you "intelligent" lie, mr liar. > Frank Huh? I don't lie, period. You do, constantly. |
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#95
11-07-07, 05:51 PM
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dzomlija <dzomlija.2zola4> wrote in news:dzomlija.2zola4
@no-mx.forums.net: > > DanS;506238 Wrote: >> Here's one: >> >> 'US Government Agencies ban Vista - VISTA.BLORGE.com' >> ([..]) >> You conveniently "forgot" to mention the last paragraph of that > article: I didn't conveniently "forget" to mention anyting. I never said I agreed nor disagreed with anything in the article. The post that I responded to asked for a source. Period. Not a source, a quick synopsis of the article, and my opinion. In this group, it's sometimes best to speak like you are in court. Answer the exact posted question, period. Nothing more, nothing less. |
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#96
11-07-07, 06:13 PM
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Alias wrote:
> Frank wrote: >> > Huh? I don't lie, period. You do, constantly. > You can't cover your sorry lying ass with more lies. We all see what you've been up to. Repent fool! Frank |
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#97
11-07-07, 06:47 PM
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JanJ wrote:
> "The poster formerly known as 'The Poster" wrote: >> That I find less hard to believe, and I'll take your word for it. > > There is nothing spectacular about companies being careful when adopting a > new OS, they have to take both legacy software and new hard- and software > investments into account first. > > What I'm more sceptic about, and would like to see some sources on, is Mai > Chai Lyn's sensational claims about professionals in all fields advising > against deploying Vista because of the supposed lack of quality of this new > OS (not financial and investment considerations and so on). > > Jan Lack of quality, financial invenstment, time/training investment all played into our choice to not go there yet. More than anything else, why upgrade when what we have works for us? We don't see a huge feature or other benefits to upgrade at this time. |
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#98
11-07-07, 06:47 PM
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Frank wrote:
> Alias wrote: > > You can't cover your sorry lying ass with more lies. No need because, unlike you, I don't lie. |
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#99
11-07-07, 08:46 PM
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"The poster formerly known as 'The Poster" wrote:
> > Lack of quality, financial invenstment, time/training investment all > played into our choice to not go there yet. I think the key word here is "yet". With all the factors that have to be taken into consideration when upgrading an OS, it comes as no surprise to me that Vista hasn't been installed by every Windows user yet. It's still the first year. > More than anything else, why upgrade when what we have works for us? We > don't see a huge feature or other benefits to upgrade at this time. That's exactly why my hard-headed father-in-law still sticks to MS-DOS 6.22. But you may have a valid point, it's not unusual for companies to skip a generation of the software they use. Jan |
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#100
11-07-07, 08:48 PM
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"dzomlija" wrote:
[..] > you factor in all those things, the costs increase exponentially with > large networks. > > Home users that have only one PC, or perhaps a small network of 2 or 3 > PCs should change to Vista because it does have more efficient security > than XP, and provides a greater level of control over what happens on > those PCs. Home users that do not have dedicated IT staff to implement > security policies or maintain rock-solid firewalls are prime > distribution points for viruses and malware. Vista Security aims to > reduce that threat. Thank you for giving us an informed opinion. What you write about large companies makes sense to me. I only work for small businesses and home users myself, and our customer's main concern is cost, licensing and the cost of new hardware in particular. The ones who chose to deploy Vista, mainly do it for the added security features (businesses) and the bling (home users). Jan |
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#101
11-07-07, 08:56 PM
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Alias wrote:
>> No need because, unlike you, I don't lie. > hahaha...yeah right...and the sun won't rise tomorrow, the check is in the mail and the mortgage is assumable. Right...keep on deceiving yourself with that same line as we all are enjoying watching you self destruct. Frank |
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#102
11-09-07, 03:02 AM
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I'M DUMB AND I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!! (you suck)
"Mang Chai Lyn" wrote: [..] |
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#103
11-09-07, 03:08 AM
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Besides, it's not MS it is the software companies fault. they aren't writing
software for vista, that's why it won't work with vista. the software writers need to get their arses into gear and start supporting windows vista. windows is all we have, SO YOU'D BETTER PUT UP OR SHUTUP!!!!!!!!!! "Mang Chai Lyn" wrote: [..] |
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