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Mon Mar-07-05 12:36 AM
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Dissin' Micro$oft bigtime (picture) |
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3. microcrap set personal computing back decades. |
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I don't care how much money bill gates gives away, it's a fraction of what he stole through predatory business practices and corporate intellectual property theft.
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Mon Mar-07-05 12:55 AM
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4. The was once a helicopter pilot who could find his way to any airport |
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. . . as long as he knew where he was.
One day, he was flying a friend around and got lost. Noticing that he was low on fuel, he decided he need to land, but where? Hovering in front of an office building, he held up a sign to the office workers who were naturally curious about a helicopter hovering in front of them.
"Where am I?" read the sign.
The office workers huddled together for a moment before one of them scribbled some words on paper with a felt marker and held it up to the window.
"You are in a helicopter," it said.
Without any hesitation, the pilot swung around, headed to the north east and landed at the nearest airport.
"Where are we?" asked the pilot's companion.
"We're at Seattle-Tacoma airport," said the pilot.
"How did you figure out how to get here?"
"Well, of course, I knew how to get here as long as I knew where we were."
"So where were we?"
"We were hovering in front of the Microsoft building."
"How did you know that?"
"Because when I asked them a question, they gave me an answer that was technically correct but of no practical value."
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