Yesterday the slashdot effect hit Uncyclopedia. Today it's Opera!
I have a suggestion: why don't you announce that Microsoft has posted ISO images of Windwoes Vista Enterprise Edition final release + IE7 available for free download on their website? Let 'em have it!
Oh and... I'm not a native speaker of English. Could someone explain what "free as in free beer" means? Does it mean "free, but with some strings attached", as opposed to "free as in free speech", i.e. "no strings attached"?
The 7 flavours of Microsoft(arrgh!) Windows(arrgh!) Vista(arrgh!) will be as follows:
1) Windows Vista (codenamed "BS-OS" which stands for "beta-stage operating system")
2) SP1
3) SP2
4) SP3
5) SP4
6) SP5 and finally
7) Malicious Windows Removal Tool
The 7 flavours of Microsoft(arrgh!) Windows(arrgh!) Vista(arrgh!) will be as follows:
1) Windows Vista (codenamed "Beta")
2) SP1
3) SP2
4) SP3
5) SP4
6) SP5 and finally
7) Malicious Windows Removal Tool
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Yesterday the slashdot effect hit Uncyclopedia. Today it's Opera!
I have a suggestion: why don't you announce that Microsoft has posted ISO images of Windwoes Vista Enterprise Edition final release + IE7 available for free download on their website? Let 'em have it!
Oh and... I'm not a native speaker of English. Could someone explain what "free as in free beer" means? Does it mean "free, but with some strings attached", as opposed to "free as in free speech", i.e. "no strings attached"?
The 7 flavours of Microsoft(arrgh!) Windows(arrgh!) Vista(arrgh!) will be as follows: 1) Windows Vista (codenamed "BS-OS" which stands for "beta-stage operating system") 2) SP1 3) SP2 4) SP3 5) SP4 6) SP5 and finally 7) Malicious Windows Removal Tool
The 7 flavours of Microsoft(arrgh!) Windows(arrgh!) Vista(arrgh!) will be as follows: 1) Windows Vista (codenamed "Beta") 2) SP1 3) SP2 4) SP3 5) SP4 6) SP5 and finally 7) Malicious Windows Removal Tool