Re: Giantantispywareupdater

Jupiter Jones [MVP] wrote:
> You still need to insult others to prop up your point Kurt.
> When are you going to regain control of yourself and end your need to
> insult others.
>

What insult? What were you insulted by? Calling you a child for
changing my words in my sig? If so, then you only have yourself to
blame, because it is perfectly acceptable to snip the entire sig, but
changing people words is not an acceptable practice. And calling you a
child, is mild compared to the trollish act of changing my words
deserves. But I find it amusing that you are such a stick in the mud
when someone doesn't go along with the MS party line, but you have the
audacity to pull off such a trollish act.

> It seems to be normal for you to blame all your problems on others
> while accepting no responsibility for yourself.

LOL! My whole post was about being responsible. About taking the time
to move to Linux when I'm ready for it.

> That has become the American way lately and you are on that wagon.

LOL! You sound like a Republican. And yes, THAT IS AN INSULT!

> As I suggested before, if I hated something as much as you claim to
> hate Microsoft, I would go quickly.

Quote me, Juppy. Where did I say I "hate" Microsoft?

> I would not let learning, hardware etc get in the way, but that is yet
> another excuse you use.

Cool. You would cut off your nose to spite your face. And if I had
your face, I would too, but I don't.

I'm going move to Linux in my own sweet time. This isn't like changing
between brands of underwear. But you are totally illogical when it
comes to anything about your precious Microsoft.

> If I felt something was that evil, I would leave regardless the
> expense, I have lost $ deliberately before for as much.

Example please. And how many thousands of dollars? Or are you just
talking sh*t?

> "...find MS's totally without any blame..."
> If you say that about me, you are the liar as you so carelessly claim
> others to be.

OK, do you acknowledge and accept that MS is a proven monopoly and an
intellectual property infringer?

If so, do you acknowledge and accept that MS's monopolist actions have
had an effect on its customers?

And do you acknowledge and accept that with PA and WGA, MS's is make
"fair use" into piracy, which has no factual basis in law? No private
non-commercial individual has ever been charge with piracy for
installing software on more than one of their own computers, and
certainly never been legaly been found to have done anything legally
wrong in doing that!

> Or you have a very short memory.
> As I have said to you many times, I see blame in many places including
> Microsoft while you with your blinders seem to see all the fault with
> Microsoft and no others.

Many times? ROFL! Notice you don't give examples!

>
> As for the sss, that was a mistake as I am sure you know, but it is
> just as well.

LOL!

> Keep calling myself and others "child", insults such as that seem to
> feed the needs of your ego and serve no other purpose other than
> display your own character.

No. For now on I'm gonna call a spade, a spade. Only a Troll changes
the words of others, instead of snipping them. YOU ARE A TROLL. And
you prove that with YOUR actions, Juppy.

Now you can have the last word, as your ego needs it so much, Troll!


> "kurttrail" <dontemailme@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
> message news:eqRAIyikFHA.1968@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Jupiter Jones [MVP] wrote:
>>> My perception of reality does not ignore the choices I make and have
>>> available as yours seems.
>>
>> LOL! Mine is reasonable approach. I am slowly moving to Linux, as
>> I'm not just throw my hardware and my software in the trash bin, to
>> use a computer less capable, on a OS platform I'm only in the
>> beginning stages of learning.
>>
>> To just switch to another OS without being prepared for it would be
>> the ignorant way of switching.
>>
>>> Technology is changing very rapidly so learning is always necessary.
>>
>> LOL! The difference between 2K and XP took less than an hour. The
>> difference between XP and Linux will take me a couple of years to
>> get me to the same place.
>>
>>> If you or someone else choose to learn the changes in the old
>>> technology or take the time to learn another, it is still your
>>> choice.
>>
>> And its one I've made, but it ain't gonna happen over night. I've a
>> decade of learning to become as knowledgable and proficient as I am
>> on the Windows platform. Taking a couple of years to switch to
>> Linux is hardly unreasonable.
>>
>>> As for the hardware, most of it needs to be replaced eventually.
>>
>> That doesn't stop me for still using a scanner that I bought in
>> 1996. Or a floppy drive from around the same time.
>>
>>> If you choose to replace with similar, that is your choice and not
>>> Microsoft's or anyone else's.
>>
>> Linux video drivers still have a ways to go before reaching the
>> performance of Win Drivers. And since Linux in many ways is still
>> more a server OS than a desktop OS, many multimedia cards don't have
>> full support yet, and most that is manufacturers fault. But Linux
>> is getting better and more compatible over time. And I suspect that
>> about the time I ready to do the full switch, Linux will be more
>> than capable of running most of my multimedia components.
>>
>>> If what you suggest were true, you would not hear of people
>>> switching technologies as we do.
>>
>> And how many do you really here of? Of those you have, how many
>> have been done overnight? How many of those have switched back
>> again because they weren't ready?
>>
>> I am an intelligent human being, and I'm not gonna switch until I'm
>> ready.
>>> So continue to ignore the choices people have, it fits with your
>>> agenda of having others ignore their choices and instead blame all
>>> their problems on Microsoft.
>>
>> FU! I blame MS for their actions and mis-deeds. Like throwing
>> around their anti-trust weight to compel hardware and software
>> developers to be MicroCentric.
>>
>> You and your MicroApologist buddies find MS's totally without any
>> blame for anything.
>>
>>> "kurttrail" <dontemailme@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
>>> message
>>>> And you totally discount the monopoly hold that MS has on people
>>>> over years, decade or more in some cases. It isn't just a choice
>>>> of MS v. Mac, or MS v. Linux, in reality. It is MS, all the
>>>> hardware and software you've bought over the year, and your years
>>>> of computer eductation, v. MAC, new expensive hardware & software,
>>>> and more years to unlearn aand relearn a different way of
>>>> computing. But you have no concept of reality, so I don't expect
>>>> you to
>>>> understand. --
>>>> Peace!
>>>> Kurt
>>>> Self-anointed Moderator
>>>> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>>> http://ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
>>>> "Trustworthy Computing" is only another example of an Oxymoron!
>>>> "Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei"
>>
>> It's nice to see that you changed my sig to a different letter. What
>> a child you are!
>>
>> --
>> Peace!
>> Kurt
>> Self-anointed Moderator
>> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> http://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> "Trustworthy Computing" is only another example of an Oxymoron!
>> "Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei"

A Troll is what a Troll Does!

"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"

Oh I know, that is your MicroTroll way of letting me know about all the
kisses you'd want to give me in person! ;-)

--
Peace!
Kurt
Self-anointed Moderator
microscum.pubic.windowsexp.gonorrhea
http://microscum.com/mscommunity
"Trustworthy Computing" is only another example of an Oxymoron!
"Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei"


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