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so you're defending microsoft's actions, then? were you in the software business circa 1992? quite a few companies who thought they were creating good busines
by allenbrunson 17y ago
so you're defending microsoft's actions, then?
were you in the software business circa 1992? quite a few companies who thought they were creating good businesses for themselves were in fact doing market research for microsoft, to mangle something pg said in one of his essays. microsoft's antics managed to retard software innovation for a good long while. i, for one, am glad they are no longer the unstoppable juggernaut they once were.
- dantheman 17y agoI'm not defending their actions; I'm saying what they were doing should be legal. Lots of things are legal that I don't agree with, for instance I don't agree lots of ideas that are expressed in music but I by no means think they should be illegal.