Linked by David Adams on Tue 5th Aug 2008 21:16 UTC, submitted by pas de calais
Terry Hancock offers a detailed dissection of the critical difference between power and freedom when it comes to understanding why Microsoft and GNU/Linux respectively are playing different games - and freedom is the only game in town for the free software.
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What a crock of sh!t. Everyone should be liable to be criticised for every foolish decision! (politely and rationally, mind you). Allowing 'sacred cows' or political correctness stop intelligent criticsm stiffles both individual and human progress.
For the maladjusted freaks out there - neither is this an excuse for trolling.
Exactly. All these namby-panby, lily-livered, pussy-mouthed, shit for brains do-gooders have completely screwed up life in the UK.
"Social Workers" put pressure on the government to get smacking banned, there is no discipline in schools and there is rampant knife crime.
Some parts of the UK, (leicester, sheffeild, north london), and more dangerous than chicago, la, and miami in terms of your chances of getting stabbed.
Kids do not understand the differences between right and wrong. This needs to change.
Same as the original post. If someone I know goes out and buys Vista, then has problems with it... but keeps it on as it "looks better than XP". I will slap him for being a retard.
People need to be shown the errors of their ways.