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The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea
Jon Lasser, 2002-07-17

Why Microsoft's Palladium project threatens to send Linux and open-source into exile.

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Take a chill pill 2002-07-18
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take your own advice 2002-07-19
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happy x86 processor world? riiiiight... 2002-07-19
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Re: Take a chill pill 2002-07-19
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Take a chill pill 2002-07-21
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It's a step in the wrong direction and you can not deny it.

Open your eyes and see that Microsoft has a habbit of being sneaky and agressive. Of course they wouldn't just call those guys up and demand that they stop supporting Linux. They take it one tiny step at a time. Slowly covering the wool over everyones eyes.

99% of the people I know:
Use Windows
Hate Mac and don't know why
Don't know what Linux is
Think Windows is great
Trust Microsoft because they are a big company and know best

You can't trust major companies. This is America. This is capitalism. Haven't you noticed something? It's all about money now. Now how they contribute to society and human kind. Money.

I just think people like to argue to much.

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The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea 2002-07-19
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Palladium and buffer overflows 2002-07-19
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Copyright and Anti-piracy laws 2002-07-29
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It is time for "security enhanced linux" to be put on the front burner NOW! 2002-07-29
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