[Info-vax] One wonders why people bet their companies on Microsoft based products...

[tomarsin2015 at comcast.net]

On Oct 18, 9:22 pm, VAXman-  @SendSpamHere.ORG wrote:
> In article <007d463b-b287-4a05-98d8-4a742dc57... at a32g2000yqm.googlegroups.com>, Alan Feldman <alanfeldma... at gmail.com> writes:
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> >On Oct 14, 1:53 pm, VAXman-  @SendSpamHere.ORG wrote:
> >> In article <yBnBm.3787$D95.3... at newsfe22.ams2>, ChrisQ <m... at devnull.com> writes:
> >> >VAXman- @SendSpamHere.ORG wrote:
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> >> >> $ SET POST/STYLE=RANT/CLASS=TELEPHONE/STATE=ON
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> >> >> I hate the telephone in general.  Calls are nuisance and an invasion of my
> >> >> privacy and tranquility.  As such, unless I travel long distance, I almost
> >> >> NEVER carry the mobile phone.  At home, it's someone else's duty to answer
> >> >> the phone.
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> >> >> $ SET POST/STYLE=RANT/CLASS=TELEPHONE/STATE=OFF
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> >> >Rofl... Invasion of privacy - couldn't agree more, especially the people
> >> >who have the temerity to call when you've just started dinner, or some
> >> >other important activity. They should know that you are trying to eat
> >> >dinner and have the good manners to ring at a more appropriate time :-).
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> >> Dinner time, what a good song is playing or in the midddle of intimate
> >> moments are the very very worst.  Any other time in between is still as
> >> bad.  I hate the phone almost as much as those scumbag pieces of shit
> >> collectively known as lawyers.
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> >> >The answer here is just to ignore the phone if you don't feel like
> >> >answering it. If it's important, they can call back later...
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> >And you can ignore them again!
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> >> I loathe telephone so much that I have a number of services on my line:
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> >> Caller-ID:  IF you call and I can't see who is calling, I won't answer.
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> >Your physicians must love this. Or do they get the call-intercept fun
> >you describe below?
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> All of my physicians (and I have many) have caller-ID published numbers.
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I found out that windows is anything the customer wants it to be. Need
a data center version  just get that good olde magic maker and write
data center windows version. Need a home business version that old
magic maker does wonders. The sad part of this is, we (the public/
companies) are buying it hook, line and sinker. What ever you need
windows to be, thats what it will become. I am shooked that one of
those single places and Microsoft haven't came up with Windows 2010
server for lonely hearts.