Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 26th Sep 2005 13:44 UTC, submitted by kellym
"I have noticed these days that the computer market is either falling into some sort of dictatorship or some other power of influence that is forcing the computer market into a no choice market where the choice is handpicked by either some monopoly or by a misperception made by the wrong decision makers in today's computer industry. The computer market of today as we know it is being prefabricated by influence while hypnotizing the public of that influence."
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Most people new to computing don’t realize that the compatibility problems that plagued interoperability during the ‘80s have pretty much been eradicated since the advent of the World Wide Web other than the proprietary standards being pushed by companies like Microsoft who instead of thinking of what is best for its customers, goes out of its way to protect its padlock on current and future markets.
HA! I laugh at the semantic and grammatical stupidity of this sentence from the article.