>Is Microsoft on a mission from NSA seriously? How about Facebook bought Whatsapp and countless acquisition by Google, Apple...etc. Is it fair to single out Microsoft when everyone got shit on by NSA?
>The last bubble was lots of IPOs Agree. I still remember what happened during dotcom 1.0. So many IPOs that sizzled out.
I think MS had disregard the enterprise/line of business apps a long time ago. There is no talk about WPF. It's all about apps and mobile. HTML5/JS and not a lot of xaml. I can't find a article or blog about WPF that is…
Embrace, extend, extinguish. Justified or not, Microsoft's history makes it hard for me to trust them. then don't use it. what the fuck does it got to do with embrace, extend, extinguish. Is Microsoft not allowed to…
"That's what Bizspark effectively does, gives you free Visual Studio, other MS software, so when you are profitable, you pay them through the nose, because you are locked into proprietary anti-open-source bait." Really?…
So much butt hurt here...x86 is a low margin commodity with too many companies out there racing to the bottom. I for one applaud to IBM's decision to evolve their business.
Are you for real? It's a piece adapted from Bill Gates foundation.
>Is Microsoft on a mission from NSA seriously? How about Facebook bought Whatsapp and countless acquisition by Google, Apple...etc. Is it fair to single out Microsoft when everyone got shit on by NSA?
>The last bubble was lots of IPOs Agree. I still remember what happened during dotcom 1.0. So many IPOs that sizzled out.
I think MS had disregard the enterprise/line of business apps a long time ago. There is no talk about WPF. It's all about apps and mobile. HTML5/JS and not a lot of xaml. I can't find a article or blog about WPF that is…
Embrace, extend, extinguish. Justified or not, Microsoft's history makes it hard for me to trust them. then don't use it. what the fuck does it got to do with embrace, extend, extinguish. Is Microsoft not allowed to…
"That's what Bizspark effectively does, gives you free Visual Studio, other MS software, so when you are profitable, you pay them through the nose, because you are locked into proprietary anti-open-source bait." Really?…
So much butt hurt here...x86 is a low margin commodity with too many companies out there racing to the bottom. I for one applaud to IBM's decision to evolve their business.
Are you for real? It's a piece adapted from Bill Gates foundation.