famsam

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by famsam 16y ago
Which customer would tell me that? Which of my customers have you spoken to? None apparently. The Agile way, make stuff up and fling it at people.
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by famsam 16y ago
Get back to me when IE passes a significant battery of Firefox-submitted tests. W3C is owned by Microsoft at a time when Microsoft has lost all right to call themselves a browser vendor for any purpose other than to harm the browser market.
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by famsam 16y ago
Unfortunately, IBM has sold out to Oracle. Why is that not surprising?
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by famsam 16y ago
The fsf petition generates errors when you try to sign it.
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by famsam 16y ago
You really have the gall yourself to say that in a world where you can't as much as sing Happy Birthday to your child without violating copyright. You would put fish into a tank with barbed or poisoned food and blame them for dying not stic
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by famsam 16y ago
It may be obvious to you, but not to me so why not? If you can find a way to get it to land on earth without burning too much in the atmosphere, isn't that better than mining it in space?
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by famsam 16y ago
I believe I can get a phone at T-Mobil with 2.2. Too bad that it isn't available through other channels.
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by famsam 16y ago
He has played that game for a while as these things just happen to be happening around him. He is a facilitator for Microsoft with respect to having their way with standards. If he avoids the technical debates, all the more reason he should
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by famsam 16y ago
The real question of the whole thing is how Microsoft could be given permanent chairmanship of the whole thing, where they have only ever had one goal in the last ten years, kill the browser however they can. They have discovered after givi