I really like my vista

July 23, 200717 yr

On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 11:30:22 -0700, "Gary" <Gary@somewhere.usa> wrote:

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>"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message

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>> On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 18:47:17 +0100, "Ian" <igb123@talktalk.net> wrote:

>>

>>>That is just shear crap. I dislike Bush because he went to kill innocent

>>>people in Iraq. I find faults a glitches in Linux also But I do not spend

>>>my

>>>time condemning either because I know they each have redeeming features if

>>>I

>>>give them time. You and Alias are one track individual who do nothing good

>>>for anyone.

>>

>> The purpose of newsgroups like this is to discuss problems and find

>> solutions. It isn't suppose to be a Microsoft fan club non should we

>> have to endure endless rants from Microsoft cheerleaders. If your skin

>> is so thin you can't stand to hear issues that effect countless users

>> of Vista, then my advise is simply don't read any of my posts. Please!

>> It won't bother me in the least I assure you.

>>

>

>More of your endless rants about nothing with a total inability to help

>solve a single problem.

>

Know how to use Google? Well go there and look under More then groups

and see ALL my posts. I've made hundreds of posts answering questions

from everything on how to set up Explorer with different columns, to

file permission, to all kinds of general questions.

Your own bias is showing. You seem pissed because I can FACTUALLY

document what's wrong with Vista. Hint: That what these newsgroups are

for. They aren't for fanboys to sling mud.

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On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 12:04:35 -0600, "Jupiter Jones [MVP]"

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>Yes Adam.Another STALKING post of yours.

You can't debate what I've said, so call me a stalker again.

Brilliant!

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"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message

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> On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 11:30:22 -0700, "Gary" <Gary@somewhere.usa> wrote:

>

>>

>>"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message

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>>> On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 18:47:17 +0100, "Ian" <igb123@talktalk.net> wrote:

>>>

>>>>That is just shear crap. I dislike Bush because he went to kill innocent

>>>>people in Iraq. I find faults a glitches in Linux also But I do not

>>>>spend

>>>>my

>>>>time condemning either because I know they each have redeeming features

>>>>if

>>>>I

>>>>give them time. You and Alias are one track individual who do nothing

>>>>good

>>>>for anyone.

>>>

>>> The purpose of newsgroups like this is to discuss problems and find

>>> solutions. It isn't suppose to be a Microsoft fan club non should we

>>> have to endure endless rants from Microsoft cheerleaders. If your skin

>>> is so thin you can't stand to hear issues that effect countless users

>>> of Vista, then my advise is simply don't read any of my posts. Please!

>>> It won't bother me in the least I assure you.

>>>

>>

>>More of your endless rants about nothing with a total inability to help

>>solve a single problem.

>>

> Know how to use Google? Well go there and look under More then groups

> and see ALL my posts. I've made hundreds of posts answering questions

> from everything on how to set up Explorer with different columns, to

> file permission, to all kinds of general questions.

>

> Your own bias is showing. You seem pissed because I can FACTUALLY

> document what's wrong with Vista. Hint: That what these newsgroups are

> for. They aren't for fanboys to sling mud.

>

Well in this group all you do is stomp you feet and rant on and on about

nothing.

Try being some help sometime.

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July 23, 200717 yr

When you selectively read and ignore much of what is said it is easy

to see why you come to your conclusion.

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> On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 12:04:35 -0600, "Jupiter Jones [MVP]"

> <jones_jupiter@hotnomail.com> wrote:

>

>>Yes Adam.Another STALKING post of yours.

>

> You can't debate what I've said, so call me a stalker again.

>

> Brilliant!

>

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July 23, 200717 yr

On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 13:34:41 -0600, "Jupiter Jones [MVP]"

<jones_jupiter@hotnomail.com> wrote:

>When you selectively read and ignore much of what is said it is easy

>to see why you come to your conclusion.

My conclusion about your constant heavy handed brow beating of posters

is clear enough for anyone to see. Pity you don't see yourself how

others see it you. You're a disgrace to the MVP program. I doubt I'm

the only one that has that opinion.

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July 23, 200717 yr

I have seen no complaint, except those a about you and your ilk.

"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message

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> On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 13:34:41 -0600, "Jupiter Jones [MVP]"

> <jones_jupiter@hotnomail.com> wrote:

>

>>When you selectively read and ignore much of what is said it is easy

>>to see why you come to your conclusion.

>

> My conclusion about your constant heavy handed brow beating of posters

> is clear enough for anyone to see. Pity you don't see yourself how

> others see it you. You're a disgrace to the MVP program. I doubt I'm

> the only one that has that opinion.

>

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July 23, 200717 yr

I have seen no complaint, except those a about you and your ilk.

"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message

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> On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 13:34:41 -0600, "Jupiter Jones [MVP]"

> <jones_jupiter@hotnomail.com> wrote:

>

>>When you selectively read and ignore much of what is said it is easy

>>to see why you come to your conclusion.

>

> My conclusion about your constant heavy handed brow beating of posters

> is clear enough for anyone to see. Pity you don't see yourself how

> others see it you. You're a disgrace to the MVP program. I doubt I'm

> the only one that has that opinion.

>

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July 23, 200717 yr

"constant heavy handed brow beating"

You should really read your own posts Adam.

You do so much of what you complain about others doing.

Projection from Adam again.

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"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message

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> On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 13:34:41 -0600, "Jupiter Jones [MVP]"

> <jones_jupiter@hotnomail.com> wrote:

>

>>When you selectively read and ignore much of what is said it is easy

>>to see why you come to your conclusion.

>

> My conclusion about your constant heavy handed brow beating of

> posters

> is clear enough for anyone to see. Pity you don't see yourself how

> others see it you. You're a disgrace to the MVP program. I doubt I'm

> the only one that has that opinion.

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July 23, 200717 yr

Look for it yourself. I read lots of his posts and even though he gets

pissed at stupid users, when he talks about an issue or problem, he is right

on the money. No BS'ing around, tells it like it is. The MVP fanboys would

never go against MicroSquish. Their mama's would spank them silly.

"Gary" <Gary@somewhere.usa> wrote in message

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> "Bill Yanaire" <bill@yanaire.com> wrote in message

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>> The problem is that Adam does solve problems. He gives explanations that

>> make sense and when people ignore them or don't understand them, then

>> they call Adam or others names.

>>

>> "Gary" <Gary@somewhere.usa> wrote in message

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>>>

>>> "Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message

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>>>> On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 17:11:43 +0100, "Ian Betts" <igb123@talktalk.net>

>>>> wrote:

>>>>

>>>>>And you think Linux can is that it. I use both and there is little

>>>>>difference in speed. Trouble is you hang around these lists and see

>>>>>people

>>>>>who do not yet have the skills with this of any system and condemn out

>>>>>of

>>>>>hand on this basic.

>>>>

>>>> If I learned anything from reading posts in this newsgroup it is this.

>>>> Some people simply refuse to listen and refuse to learn. They're

>>>> called fanboys. In many ways they are just like Bush supporters. No

>>>> Bush supporter EVER blames Bush for anything no matter how much he

>>>> messes up. Same thing for fanboys. In their eyes Microsoft is never to

>>>> blame for anything. Since this is the demonstrated mindset of the

>>>> fanboy crowd it is utterly pointless to try to reason with them, so

>>>> all that's left is to expose them as the losers they are and have some

>>>> fun with them using their own words against them. That I can do

>>>> without even trying.

>>>>

>>>

>>> More of your endless rants about nothing with a total inability to help

>>> solve a single problem.

>>>

>>

>

> Show a example when he helped someone fix a problem.

>

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July 23, 200717 yr

I have looked for myself I have not found a single post in this group that

isn't a rant on and on about some thing he sees a MAJOR problem

Not a single post on how to actually fix some problem someone is having.

So show me where all these "lots of his posts" are? Ok just 5, or maybe just

one?

"Bill Yanaire" <bill@yanaire.com> wrote in message

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> Look for it yourself. I read lots of his posts and even though he gets

> pissed at stupid users, when he talks about an issue or problem, he is

> right on the money. No BS'ing around, tells it like it is. The MVP

> fanboys would never go against MicroSquish. Their mama's would spank them

> silly.

>

> "Gary" <Gary@somewhere.usa> wrote in message

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>>

>> "Bill Yanaire" <bill@yanaire.com> wrote in message

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>>> The problem is that Adam does solve problems. He gives explanations

>>> that make sense and when people ignore them or don't understand them,

>>> then they call Adam or others names.

>>>

>>> "Gary" <Gary@somewhere.usa> wrote in message

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>>>>

>>>> "Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message

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>>>>> On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 17:11:43 +0100, "Ian Betts" <igb123@talktalk.net>

>>>>> wrote:

>>>>>

>>>>>>And you think Linux can is that it. I use both and there is little

>>>>>>difference in speed. Trouble is you hang around these lists and see

>>>>>>people

>>>>>>who do not yet have the skills with this of any system and condemn out

>>>>>>of

>>>>>>hand on this basic.

>>>>>

>>>>> If I learned anything from reading posts in this newsgroup it is this.

>>>>> Some people simply refuse to listen and refuse to learn. They're

>>>>> called fanboys. In many ways they are just like Bush supporters. No

>>>>> Bush supporter EVER blames Bush for anything no matter how much he

>>>>> messes up. Same thing for fanboys. In their eyes Microsoft is never to

>>>>> blame for anything. Since this is the demonstrated mindset of the

>>>>> fanboy crowd it is utterly pointless to try to reason with them, so

>>>>> all that's left is to expose them as the losers they are and have some

>>>>> fun with them using their own words against them. That I can do

>>>>> without even trying.

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>> More of your endless rants about nothing with a total inability to help

>>>> solve a single problem.

>>>>

>>>

>>

>> Show a example when he helped someone fix a problem.

>>

>

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"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message

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> On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 13:34:41 -0600, "Jupiter Jones [MVP]"

> <jones_jupiter@hotnomail.com> wrote:

>

>>When you selectively read and ignore much of what is said it is easy

>>to see why you come to your conclusion.

>

> My conclusion about your constant heavy handed brow beating of posters

> is clear enough for anyone to see. Pity you don't see yourself how

> others see it you. You're a disgrace to the MVP program. I doubt I'm

> the only one that has that opinion.

>

Just more of your endless rants.

Grow up. If you aren't part of the solution (i.e. helping someone) then you

are part of the problem.

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July 23, 200717 yr

Gary wrote:

> I have looked for myself I have not found a single post in this group that

> isn't a rant on and on about some thing he sees a MAJOR problem

> Not a single post on how to actually fix some problem someone is having.

>

> So show me where all these "lots of his posts" are? Ok just 5, or maybe just

> one?

>

> "Bill Yanaire" <bill@yanaire.com> wrote in message

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>

>>Look for it yourself. I read lots of his posts and even though he gets

>>pissed at stupid users, when he talks about an issue or problem, he is

>>right on the money. No BS'ing around, tells it like it is. The MVP

>>fanboys would never go against MicroSquish. Their mama's would spank them

>>silly.

>>

>>"Gary" <Gary@somewhere.usa> wrote in message

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>>

>>>"Bill Yanaire" <bill@yanaire.com> wrote in message

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>>>

>>>>The problem is that Adam does solve problems. He gives explanations

>>>>that make sense and when people ignore them or don't understand them,

>>>>then they call Adam or others names.

>>>>

>>>>"Gary" <Gary@somewhere.usa> wrote in message

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>>>>

>>>>>"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message

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>>>>>

>>>>>>On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 17:11:43 +0100, "Ian Betts" <igb123@talktalk.net>

>>>>>>wrote:

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>And you think Linux can is that it. I use both and there is little

>>>>>>>difference in speed. Trouble is you hang around these lists and see

>>>>>>>people

>>>>>>>who do not yet have the skills with this of any system and condemn out

>>>>>>>of

>>>>>>>hand on this basic.

>>>>>>

>>>>>>If I learned anything from reading posts in this newsgroup it is this.

>>>>>>Some people simply refuse to listen and refuse to learn. They're

>>>>>>called fanboys. In many ways they are just like Bush supporters. No

>>>>>>Bush supporter EVER blames Bush for anything no matter how much he

>>>>>>messes up. Same thing for fanboys. In their eyes Microsoft is never to

>>>>>>blame for anything. Since this is the demonstrated mindset of the

>>>>>>fanboy crowd it is utterly pointless to try to reason with them, so

>>>>>>all that's left is to expose them as the losers they are and have some

>>>>>>fun with them using their own words against them. That I can do

>>>>>>without even trying.

>>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>More of your endless rants about nothing with a total inability to help

>>>>>solve a single problem.

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>Show a example when he helped someone fix a problem.

>>>

>>

>

He portends to know something about video but he can't get his computer

to function correctly.

It's MS's fault he says. I don't think MS still does house calls though

and he's proly sh*t out of luck!

Frank

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July 23, 200717 yr

You did point out some legimate issues, but well, you know...some fights

could be avoided... I try very hard to control myself but... :)

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> On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 02:23:30 -0700, "xfile"

> <cou-cou@remove.nospam.com> wrote:

>

>>But I can understand why geeks, hobbyists, and enthusiasts want to upgrade

>>to a new OS (even at some costs) and also those need to support it at

>>work.

>>I can also understand some less experienced users might not be aware of

>>what

>>are in a new system so they didn't expect what were coming.

>>

>>What I am still trying to understand and hopefully can learn from here is

>>why there are some people who are not in the above two groups but want to

>>upgrade to a new OS at the cost of replacing existing and working

>>applications and hardware devices?

>>

>>Just for personal curiosity and learning, no judgments whatsoever.

>

> Take my case, while I could easily fit into the geek category the ONLY

> reason I upgraded to Vista was shortly after it came out my

> motherboard on this computer died. As long as I was going to build a

> new system seemed logical to update the OS too. Normally I would have

> waited for the dust to settle.

>

> In spite of being technically proficient my arrival to this newsgroup

> was non the less greeted by the usual suspects saying I was an idiot

> to do an install in place which I explained I did mainly because of

> the volume of files I had (over a million) and the substantial amount

> of installed software (in excess of 200 applications, many with

> activation BS I didn't want to waste time messing with which I would

> have had to do if I went down the clean install path) making a clean

> install a poor choice for me.

>

> Unlike the lie often repeated by a certain nut case we all know that I

> couldn't get my computer working I was able to do a successful install

> in place without issues on my second attempt. The only reason the

> first attempt failed was I relied on the bogus information provided by

> the Vista Update Advisor that claimed a certain driver WOULDN'T

> present a problem, but of course it did until I upgraded it.

>

> I went on to document several issues I found with Vista and the fanboy

> crowd have been on my case ever since. If I had to pick a couple words

> to describe the typical fanboy it would be closed-minded. They simply

> won't listen and often fall back on the lame: What problem, I don't

> have that problem, you must be an idiot tactic.

>

> So this newsgroup and others like it fall far short of what it could

> be. Not because of people coming here with problems, but because of a

> hard core gang of uptight, usually loud, often misinformed technically

> wanting wannabe types that will defend Microsoft to the death no

> matter what proof is offered that Vista is badly flawed in many areas.

>

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<here@home.again> wrote in message

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> "Lang Murphy" elaborated...

>> I, too, like Vista. But, hoo-boy, I ain't touching the rest of this

>> thread with a ten foot pole... yet another opportunity for some folks to

>> cast aspersions on others and proclaim themselves geniuses and everyone

>> who disagrees with them either idiots, fanbois, MS apologists, or worse.

>>

>> Yawn...

>>

>

> True, and so sad. Some of these people act like they've only been using

> computers for 2 or 3 years. The amount of selective amnesia about the past

> 25 years worth of technology problems and compatibility issues is

> unbelievable. I may be and old man around here. -)

>

I concur it's sad. The whole thread. Folks just going off and seeing who

can insult the other more intensely. Sheesh.

Lang

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> So what, if you didn't have problems with anything made you would never

> improve or change them.

>

> Having been using them since the early commodore 1832s and the BBC I have

> enjoyed every hitch and compatibility problem every encountered. You not

> old fellow just soft.

>

> --

> Ian

>

> <here@home.again> wrote in message

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>> "Lang Murphy" elaborated...

>>> I, too, like Vista. But, hoo-boy, I ain't touching the rest of this

>>> thread with a ten foot pole... yet another opportunity for some folks to

>>> cast aspersions on others and proclaim themselves geniuses and everyone

>>> who disagrees with them either idiots, fanbois, MS apologists, or worse.

>>>

>>> Yawn...

>>>

>>

>> True, and so sad. Some of these people act like they've only been using

>> computers for 2 or 3 years. The amount of selective amnesia about the

>> past 25 years worth of technology problems and compatibility issues is

>> unbelievable. I may be and old man around here. -)

>>

I think you missed here@home.again's point. I think you made the same point

the OP made, right up until your comment on "...just soft."

Lang

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"Adam Albright" wrote:

>

> My conclusion about your constant heavy handed brow beating of posters

> is clear enough for anyone to see. Pity you don't see yourself how

> others see it you. You're a disgrace to the MVP program. I doubt I'm

> the only one that has that opinion.

>

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Hi Lang,

I was in this thread and I was trying to explain, based on my understanding,

to JJ about Steve's comments, which I also shared in my views.

I dislike Vista and I know my own reasons but I have better things to do

than trying to influence others' decisions and/or to bash those who like it.

Sometime, I shared my reasoning just for reference, but I don't recall that

I have ever attacked anyone who likes this OS.

Thanks.

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> <here@home.again> wrote in message

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>> "Lang Murphy" elaborated...

>>> I, too, like Vista. But, hoo-boy, I ain't touching the rest of this

>>> thread with a ten foot pole... yet another opportunity for some folks to

>>> cast aspersions on others and proclaim themselves geniuses and everyone

>>> who disagrees with them either idiots, fanbois, MS apologists, or worse.

>>>

>>> Yawn...

>>>

>>

>> True, and so sad. Some of these people act like they've only been using

>> computers for 2 or 3 years. The amount of selective amnesia about the

>> past 25 years worth of technology problems and compatibility issues is

>> unbelievable. I may be and old man around here. -)

>>

>

> I concur it's sad. The whole thread. Folks just going off and seeing who

> can insult the other more intensely. Sheesh.

>

> Lang

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But that is not Vista per say is it. A whole raft of photos took seconds to

go from desktop to laptop on my network and to a friend on the other side of

town.

Some work and other don't. Its not Vista its the set up that some folks have

and some don't.

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Ian

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> On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 01:13:43 -0600, "Jupiter Jones [MVP]"

> <jones_jupiter@hotnomail.com> wrote:

>

>>Because it proves it can work.

>>Without those for whom it works it could be concluded it is broken for

>>everyone.

>>and that would require a different fix.

>>The fact is works for some suggests the fix is finding the significant

>>differences in the systems that make the difference from working and

>>not.

>>

>>Some of the worst critics do not like that approach and often dismiss

>>the fact that it works on some systems since it goes against their

>>bias of the product.

>

> What a load of crap. If Vista doesn't work on SOME systems, ie like

> the much reported calculating time remaining issue, then Vista is

> indeed broken. Trying to say it works on SOME systems is meaningless

> to those who's systems the problem is present. That the number of

> people experiencing this problem is substantial and you and others are

> seen here daily trying to blow it off in some feeble effort to defend

> Microsoft's incompetence to provide a shell that can move files around

> on your system without long delays, it seems reasonable to conclude

> defending Microsoft is your primary purpose here.

>

> Now say I'm stalking you if that helps boost your obvious low

> self-esteem. The problem with guys like you is you see red when your

> phony BS is so easily defeated by presenting facts.

>

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I see not one else here with your narrow view.

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> On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 13:34:41 -0600, "Jupiter Jones [MVP]"

> <jones_jupiter@hotnomail.com> wrote:

>

>>When you selectively read and ignore much of what is said it is easy

>>to see why you come to your conclusion.

>

> My conclusion about your constant heavy handed brow beating of posters

> is clear enough for anyone to see. Pity you don't see yourself how

> others see it you. You're a disgrace to the MVP program. I doubt I'm

> the only one that has that opinion.

>

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July 24, 200717 yr

On the other hand, I see there are plenty of insults to those with

disagreements with or without legitmate reasons.

IMHO, everyone here needs a mirror and I carry one with me all the time.

Thanks.

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> Hi Lang,

>

> I was in this thread and I was trying to explain, based on my

> understanding, to JJ about Steve's comments, which I also shared in my

> views.

>

> I dislike Vista and I know my own reasons but I have better things to do

> than trying to influence others' decisions and/or to bash those who like

> it.

>

> Sometime, I shared my reasoning just for reference, but I don't recall

> that I have ever attacked anyone who likes this OS.

>

> Thanks.

>

> "Lang Murphy" <lang_murphy@hotmail.com> wrote in message

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>> <here@home.again> wrote in message

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>>> "Lang Murphy" elaborated...

>>>> I, too, like Vista. But, hoo-boy, I ain't touching the rest of this

>>>> thread with a ten foot pole... yet another opportunity for some folks

>>>> to cast aspersions on others and proclaim themselves geniuses and

>>>> everyone who disagrees with them either idiots, fanbois, MS apologists,

>>>> or worse.

>>>>

>>>> Yawn...

>>>>

>>>

>>> True, and so sad. Some of these people act like they've only been using

>>> computers for 2 or 3 years. The amount of selective amnesia about the

>>> past 25 years worth of technology problems and compatibility issues is

>>> unbelievable. I may be and old man around here. -)

>>>

>>

>> I concur it's sad. The whole thread. Folks just going off and seeing who

>> can insult the other more intensely. Sheesh.

>>

>> Lang

>

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