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M$ product or technology. When we run across things that challenge our assumptions, we are surprised. :-)

The use of M$ in your writing is self demeaning. If you dont like MS (as many don't) or what they do (as most don't) thats one thing. But the childish M$ stuff is script kiddie stuff. And IMO doesnt belong on PM.

If you seriously expect anyone who is a regular user of MS products to listen to what you say, you might want to try not to be derogatory and childish in the way you do so. If you dont care if they listen then why comment?

So are you suprised?


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demerphq

    First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.
    -- Gandhi



In reply to Re: Re: Re: Perl in the "Microsoft Research Center" by demerphq
in thread Perl in the "Microsoft Research Center" by gmpassos

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