... of course, my first response to the subject line was "it'll be a good
thing."
At 3:47 PM -0500 9/10/98, Michael A. Stone wrote:
>this afternoon , however, an idea came to me which i rather like:
>
> if Microsoft is found guilty of leveraging its OS monopoly.. blah,
> blah, blah.. they lose the right to keep their source code private.
>
michael,you are precious and priceless! this is great!!
>i don't expect this kind of thing to actually stop Microsoft's
>powermongers from trying to sneak things under the wire.. nothing can
>do that.
turning them into eunuchs? i mean, these guys are behaving like
kindergartners high on testosterone.
>
>besides, after that *embarrassing* glitch last week, where they
>somehow misplaced the source files for their one-time flagship product
>(currently under litigation from Caldera), i can't see Microsoft
>posing any serious objections to an off-site backup archive.
hmmm.. .i missed this -- details?
Kathy
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