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Windows Forum / Virtual PC / February 2008Oh no, I heard they are out for us!
I Better get a good place to hide. I hear they are looking for us. Just FYI > Just FYI <sigh> He's back...  SignatureMark Rae ASP.NET MVP http://www.markrae.net >> Just FYI > ><sigh> He's back... He never left! If Microsoft actually runs these groups, can't they block him? On what basis? Obnoxiousness? Inappropriateness? Forget it. >>> Just FYI >> >><sigh> He's back... > > He never left! If Microsoft actually runs these groups, can't they > block him? >>> Just FYI >> >><sigh> He's back... > > He never left! If Microsoft actually runs these groups, can't they > block him? You can't block someone solely for being irritating... Just killfile him like everyone else does... SignatureMark Rae ASP.NET MVP http://www.markrae.net >>>> Just FYI >>> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Just killfile him like everyone else does... Microsoft can.... > Microsoft can.... LOL! Microsoft can't out-google Google on their own stinkin' website. Signature.NET: It's About Trust! http://vfred.mvps.org >> Microsoft can.... > > LOL! Microsoft can't out-google Google on their own stinkin' website. Microsoft has no clue how to build search engines. If I want to find something buried somewhere in microsoft.com, I never use their search tool. I'll find it much faster with google or altavista, etc. >>> Microsoft can.... >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > something buried somewhere in microsoft.com, I never use their search tool. > I'll find it much faster with google or altavista, etc. Yep. The point being, just because they're MSFT in no way means they know diddly about the internet, as you had suggested. They pretty clearly don't. Just pick up the business section from any newspaper if you have any remaining doubts. Signature.NET: It's About Trust! http://vfred.mvps.org Didn't Al Gore create the internet? > Yep. The point being, just because they're MSFT in no way means they know > diddly about the internet, as you had suggested. They pretty clearly > don't. Just pick up the business section from any newspaper if you have > any remaining doubts. >>>> Microsoft can.... >>> LOL! Microsoft can't out-google Google on their own stinkin' website. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > about the internet, as you had suggested. They pretty clearly don't. Just pick up > the business section from any newspaper if you have any remaining doubts. Must be why their so successful? Wonder what it would be like if they knew what they were doing... >>>>> Microsoft can.... >>>> LOL! Microsoft can't out-google Google on their own stinkin' website. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Wonder what it would be like if they knew what they were doing... Downright scary, I'd have to imagine. AYBABTU? Signature.NET: It's About Trust! http://vfred.mvps.org >>>> Microsoft can.... >>> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > don't. Just pick up the business section from any newspaper if you have > any remaining doubts. Microsoft successful, and Microsoft building a good search engine, are not related. They are the first, they have not been able to do the second. >>>> Microsoft can.... >>> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > don't. Just pick up the business section from any newspaper if you have > any remaining doubts. I looked at the last five years of MSFT performance. Nice peak at the end of 2000, followed by a nice dive, followed by mediocre performance for several years. Nice peak last year - tied to Vista release? Now they are going down again. Plenty of volume, but too volatile for me. I'm not impressed. >>>>> Microsoft can.... >>>> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > years. Nice peak last year - tied to Vista release? Now they are going down > again. Plenty of volume, but too volatile for me. I'm not impressed. Perzactly! (Sharing with "the class": http://vb.mvps.org/images/BallmerCEO.gif ) Vista was released right at the end of 2006, and while MSFT rose (from it's lowest post-Gates price ever) in anticipation, it fell almost immediately as the market realized what had been wrought. The peak last year coincided with the release of Halo3. Make of it what you will. To claim MSFT "successful" following the ascendency of Ballmer is clearly disingenuous (being charitable). Signature.NET: It's About Trust! http://vfred.mvps.org > To claim MSFT "successful" following the ascendency of Ballmer is clearly > disingenuous (being charitable). Can you please take this discussion to email or to a forum where it is actually relevant. This has nothing at all to do with VPC. SignaturePaul Adare MVP - Virtual Machines http://www.identit.ca Computer programmers do it byte by byte. >> To claim MSFT "successful" following the ascendency of Ballmer is clearly >> disingenuous (being charitable). > > Can you please take this discussion to email or to a forum where it is > actually relevant. This has nothing at all to do with VPC. Old habits die hard, huh, Paul? :-) That net.cop routine of yours must either provide you with a huge high, or (my bet) it's gotta be geting old by now, eh? I know the peanut gallery lost interest long ago. Signature.NET: It's About Trust! http://vfred.mvps.org > Old habits die hard, huh, Paul? :-) > > That net.cop routine of yours must either provide you with a huge high, or (my bet) > it's gotta be geting old by now, eh? I know the peanut gallery lost interest long > ago. Since you've discovered this news group you've contributed absolutely nothing of value and you seem to think it is ok to clutter it up with off-topic crap. Little wonder you've lost your MVP status. I made a polite request, you chose to come back with a personal attack. About par for the course I'd say. SignaturePaul Adare MVP - Virtual Machines http://www.identit.ca If a program is useful, it must be changed. >> Old habits die hard, huh, Paul? :-) >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Since you've discovered this news group you've contributed absolutely > nothing of value Again with the unsubstantiable bullsh!t, eh, Paul? Never let truth get in *your* way, right? About par for the course, I'd say. :-) > Little wonder you've lost your MVP status. Actually, that was because Jim Allchin faced off eye to eye, and he blinked. With that brown nose of yours, that ain't never gonna happen, is it? Signature.NET: It's About Trust! http://vfred.mvps.org |
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