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somebody wrote:
> "Saul Luizaga" <sau### [at] netscapenet> wrote in message
> news:47b095d1@news.povray.org...
>> somebody wrote:
>
>>> Every large company has some sort of a "do good/feel good" program, it's
> a
>>> marketing necessity nowadays, not out of "philanthropy/philosophy for
>>> service for the humanity" (!?).
>
>> It is, maybe not 100% altruistic but it is, and that si the important
> thing.
>
> Let me rephrase it: Yahoo is no more or no less altruistic than any other
> company of that scale.
maybe... maybe not, I give them the benefit of doubt, unless of course,
you know, first hand, better/otherwise.
>>> And don't forget Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation:
>>>
>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_%26_Melinda_Gates_Foundation
>>>
>>> Knee jerk reaction is to root for the ""underdog"" and disparage the
>>> "overdog", but MS is probably more "greener" than Yahoo, and if your
> motive
>>> is truly philantrophy and not simply being anti-MS, it makes more sens
> to
>>> root for Bill: More of each $1000 you put in Bill's pocket will go to
> good
>>> causes than from $100 you put into pockets of 10 different people.
>
>> LOL, yeah right dude...
>
> That's not an argument. Mine follows straightforward from the law of
> diminishing returns.
Oh dude... I don't have enough words to describe my disgust for Bill
gates and Microcrap.
Listen I come from the time of MS DOS, I was a noob programmer back
then and among compilers, .dll and other basic programming components
the chat between close friends was don't use that MS
compiler/component/program is very slow, is buggy it doesn't do well
this... is crappy. Maybe MS has changed in part that but that's all I'm
admitting.
About MS (lol)... a few months ago Internet Explorer 7 Team invited some
Mozilla FIreFox guys to help them better Integrate FireFox into the,
back then, up coming Windows "Long Horn" (Vista), but I read in some
other article later on, that they basically asked for help to give IE7
tabbed capability and other FireFox security features, with all the
millions, sorry BILLIONS... they ask developers from a freeware
organization ADVICE. MS develops programming laguages... enough said.
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