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  1. Re:Go Microsoft! by ePhil_One · · Score: 1 · on Microsoft to Sue Cybersquatters
    Squatters need sued, but will they go after parody sites as well and call them squatters?

    If they could be interpreted as Cybersquatting, yes. If you host your parody site at http://user.aol.com/~Coward/MSSucks.html; no. http://www.microshaft.com/ might have an issue (clearly parody, but only a 2 letter delta). http://www.microsoftsucks.com/ might get a letter, but clearly has a legitimate defense.

  2. Re:Yes by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Microsoft Laptop Recipient Auctioning Laptop

    What do they have to do with this article?

    http://microshaft.com/

    I only see the domain for sale. Hmmm.. OH! I see. You were trying to be clever! Since that isn't working out for you...

    D- (and stay after class)

  3. Re:Pretty easy fix by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on World's Most Annoying IE Toolbar

    Wrong.
    You obviously don't work for a company that only uses IE. Oh yes, we have Nutscrape installed. Does it work? No. Does IE work? As much as IE ever works.

    Thank Micro$haft for NT.

  4. "Go for the desktop market, Boo!" by jonnydigital · · Score: 0 · on Chipmakers Angling For Support
    Now that chip manufacturers have taken one step closer to Linux, there's one big question I think we're all still asking.

    When are we gonna see Linux becoming more mainstream ?

    Given the rumoured price of Windows XP (Two hundred dollars? No chance!) I think it's about time we saw the kick-ass kind of home operating system that hasn't been available since the good old days of Amiga. At very least, I'd like Microsoft to see a viable alternative to Windows so that they'll be forced to lower Windows prices for the rest of us.

  5. This only means Germans will contribute to Wine by yerricde · · Score: 2 · on Unbundling Windows Declared Legal in Germany

    So unbundling is now legal in Germany, what about Microsoft no longer selling anything in Germany?

    How is that a bad thing? Computers will come with a BSD or GNU/Linux system installed on the HD. If the Deutsch want their precious Winblowz apps, software developers will contribute to Wine.

    what if ... Billy says "Naw, screw it, I'll just close the company instead."

    Again, how is that a bad thing?

  6. And in other news... by Cramer · · Score: 2 · on RIAA Claims Initial Legal Win vs. Napster

    And in other news, following their glowing success in their suits against MP3 dot Com and Napstar dot Com RIAA has decided to "let it ride!", filling suits against Washington University, Necmer Soft, Inc.,The Apache Group, Netscape, and Microsoft. Only Microsoft was available for comment saying, "... this is no different than STAC...", making reference to the buyout and dissolution of STAC by Microsoft a number of years ago.

    Gez. Fuck it! Let's sue the whole damned country. (*whisper*) Oh, Metallica is already doing that...

    [And people say Communism and Socialism are Evil (tm).]

  7. Re:Promote this man! by troller2 · · Score: 0 · on Quepasa.com Settles Whatshappenin.com Lawsuit

    You're stoopid. All of you.