This will end your Windows session. Do you want to play another game?
Error saving file! Format drive now? (Y/Y)
BREAKFAST.SYS halted. Cereal port not responding.
File not found. Should I fake it? (Y/N)
Error reading FAT record. Try the SKINNY one? (Y/N)
Windows Error 16547: LPT1 not found. Use backup (PENCIL & PAPER.SYS)
User error: replace user.
Windows VirusScan 1.0: Windows found. Remove it? (Y/N)
Microsoft broke Volkswagen's world record: Volkswagen only made 22 million bugs!
Have you reinstalled your Windows today?
Windows XP: the most popular virus on the market today.
Windows: the colorful clown suit for DOS.
Re:Classic AOL accounting
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It's ridiculous that AOL costs money and still has ad revenue. For other services, you pay for an ad-free version. Here, you pay to see ads.
Re: Applies also to MS
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To everyone that believes that Microsoft pays $25 for every copy of Windows XP that they ship...
Uh no - it is actually somewhere in the 15 cents range (plus they get the benefit of having a monopoly and including advertising such as Internet Explorer).
And that's what it's worth.
I hope they don't give it a name. I really like the sound of "Nameless Concept".
"The nameless concept will be priced at $200 at an undetermined release date."
What's that dude's phone number? When's that appointment? Let me check my Nameless Concept...
Temperature ratings are never accurate in any case. Precise, maybe, but not accurate. It varies greatly from computer-to-computer what a "safe" temperature is.
Hmm, but gallons and quarts are definite measurements. Dollars and Euros don't measure physical things like that. Why do exchange rates vary?
There must be countries and wealth backing up the currency. One type of currency, which I guess would be considered weak, could become worthless if the country backing it died off...
It sends you to sites of VeriSign's choosing. Say they wanted companies to pay them for it. They could kill small companies and damage competition, which is very bad news for consumers and the economy.
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This will end your Windows session. Do you want to play another game? Error saving file! Format drive now? (Y/Y) BREAKFAST.SYS halted. Cereal port not responding. File not found. Should I fake it? (Y/N) Error reading FAT record. Try the SKINNY one? (Y/N) Windows Error 16547: LPT1 not found. Use backup (PENCIL & PAPER.SYS) User error: replace user. Windows VirusScan 1.0: Windows found. Remove it? (Y/N) Microsoft broke Volkswagen's world record: Volkswagen only made 22 million bugs! Have you reinstalled your Windows today? Windows XP: the most popular virus on the market today. Windows: the colorful clown suit for DOS.
It's ridiculous that AOL costs money and still has ad revenue. For other services, you pay for an ad-free version. Here, you pay to see ads.
To everyone that believes that Microsoft pays $25 for every copy of Windows XP that they ship... Uh no - it is actually somewhere in the 15 cents range (plus they get the benefit of having a monopoly and including advertising such as Internet Explorer). And that's what it's worth.
Of course there isn't any value to having AOL dial-up access. They'd have to pay me for me to waste time using that.
What's ITRON 4? Haven't heard it before.
I hope they don't give it a name. I really like the sound of "Nameless Concept". "The nameless concept will be priced at $200 at an undetermined release date." What's that dude's phone number? When's that appointment? Let me check my Nameless Concept...
Temperature ratings are never accurate in any case. Precise, maybe, but not accurate. It varies greatly from computer-to-computer what a "safe" temperature is.
A bit surprising that a 55-year-old woman knows how to use a computer.
Hmm, but gallons and quarts are definite measurements. Dollars and Euros don't measure physical things like that. Why do exchange rates vary? There must be countries and wealth backing up the currency. One type of currency, which I guess would be considered weak, could become worthless if the country backing it died off...
It sends you to sites of VeriSign's choosing. Say they wanted companies to pay them for it. They could kill small companies and damage competition, which is very bad news for consumers and the economy.