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Well, as far as I'm concerned the real, evil bastards are the ones attacking their competitors through the government using lawsuits instead of working to impro
by corentin 18y ago
Well, as far as I'm concerned the real, evil bastards are the ones attacking their competitors through the government using lawsuits instead of working to improve their products and services.
- msg 18y agohttp://blog.wired.com/monkeybites/2007/10/steve-ballmer-s.html http://blog.wired.com/monkeybites/2007/10/steve-ballmer-s.ht... Plus I heard that the DoJ settlement's API documentation has been delayed to next year. Or was that Duke Nukem Forever? Plus ca change...
- Goladus 18y agoI agree that sucks, but the laws wouldn't likely be there if people hadn't pushed those boundaries to begin with. I'm sure people were quite happy in the pre- Sarbanes-Oxley US but Enron went ahead and screwed that up for everyone.
- kingkongrevenge 18y agoThe laws were put there by politically connected businessmen who didn't like dealing with more efficient competition. Read about the original trust busting movement. Market losers resorted to using their friends in power against the winners.
- corentin 18y agoYour logic is broken; it's a little bit like saying that the Third Reich or the Apartheid wouldn't have existed if the jews and blacks behaved nicely.