Recently, I read Microsoft's new poster stating their tagline, but really they're telling you their evil plans subconsciously. Here they are: http://www.ae-net.cjb.net/vista-truth.htm xboxrulz

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... That was witty.

As I repeatedly mention, I'm not a big believer in Conspiract Theories. But I do believe that one's better safe than sorry.

Microsoft is a gigantic player in the Information Technology field. So is Google now, and a couple of other Big Names. They posess almost infinite resources. And unfortunately, their purposes can't be identified. We cannot be sure whether they have a hidden agenda or not.

There's been a lot of debate lately about the connection between these companies and the CIA, ranging from invasion of privacy to fantastic, yet debatable theories of a New World Order. I don't have a stand in these matters yet, since the information at hand is too little and too unclear.

But Open-Source projects give a decent alternative. And they seem to be growing in popularity and effeciency rather quickly. So I suppose those of us who feel Microsoft is evil can convert to such operating systems as Linux.

I'm sorry I went on ranting about this; it just seemed like a good place to speak my mind a little .

 

 

 

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LMAO



That's the best.

You know ... inspite of there being so much hatred and resentment for Microssoft, it isn't stopping people from buying and using their stuff.

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abhiram makes a good point, but what shocks me is the number of people bootlegging windows. If your going to bootleg an OS then get the new mac Os that will run on a intel machine!

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lol, thanx for your opinion, it took me 2-3 minutes to make those posters, they kinda look real

xboxrulz

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Ahahaha. Funny, funny. XD Nice posters. I don't know how perfectly they reflect Vista, because I've never used Vista before, but I'm sure they hold some kind of partial truth, at least. XD

I also agree with abhiram - no matter how Microsoft and its programs will be criticized, everyone will still buy their products. Everyone feels that, if they don't get MS programs, they won't be able to open files sent by their friends/colleagues who have MS. And this creates a vicious cycle, where MS stay dominant in the market. (Open-source is gaining momentum though. Firefox is beating Internet Explorer, and people are becoming more and more aware of Linux.)

Serena

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lol, they aren't all that real, but close enough.

xboxrulz

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