On Friday, Sep 27, 2002, at 14:24 US/Eastern, Dan Knight wrote:
>
> Or maybe you're supporting Microsoft software. You know, the guys who
> have released 56 security bulletins already this year, who invented the
> Blue Screen of Death, who have most people thinking that the best way 
> to
> fix a computer is to reinstall the OS yet again.
>
> All software is not created equal. Internet Explorer is far and away 
> the
> program most likely to lock up my Mac in OS 9 and lock up in OS X.
>
> Why don't you want us to blame Microsoft for bad products?
>

        I'll admit that MS puts out some real crap, what's worse is that the 
company I work for on contract owns a decent browser, yet insists on 
using IE as its integrated browser. Though, if it weren't for that 
crap, I wouldn't be employed, so I can't complain too much. It's 
infuriating to troubleshoot Windows boxes all day, but unlike many of 
my coworkers, I come home to something different than what I deal with 
all day.
        
        Though, Apple has been friendlier towards those of us with 
neurological issues. I've been using PowerBooks since I was diagnosed 
to avoid flicker prone PCs. I still work with computers using CRT 
monitors, though Macs tend to have a higher default refresh rate. My 
Windows headaches started before the machine had a chance to blue 
screen!

                                                                                       
 - Ian R. Campbell
                                                                                       
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