Chop Shop
Chad_z | 05/13/04
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Adding new bugs
Mstowelboy2b | 05/13/04
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Bad News, Good News
issthatso | 05/13/04
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Why does this seem like a bad idea?
xshakes | 05/13/04
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Yea, VAPOUR RULES! I love Microsoft! Viva la Vapour!
Spin_Masterz | 05/13/04
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Yea, VAPOUR RULES------
beepster | 05/24/04
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Reaching for the stars is always hard.
No_Ax_to_Grind | 05/13/04
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Can't copy something that doesn't exist, and may never exist(NT)
Monkey_MCSE | 05/13/04
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True, real innovation from open source is only a dream.
No_Ax_to_Grind | 05/13/04
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And in that dream I saw TCP/IP, DNS, HTTP,...
Zogg | 05/13/04
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And they were all prior art to open souce.
No_Ax_to_Grind | 05/13/04
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A history lesson
Fred Fredrickson | 05/13/04
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Ooops... blast
Fred Fredrickson | 05/13/04
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They're all "open" protocols.
Zogg | 05/14/04
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Don't bother
mabricen | 05/14/04
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Re: TCP/IP, DNS, HTTP...
B.O.F.H. | 05/13/04
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Myth TV
voska | 05/14/04
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You IDIOTS have no clue to Open Source
jrbeaman | 05/24/04
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the mess is in redmond
stephen732@... | 05/13/04
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OK Puma, listen up.
Linux_Developer | 05/13/04
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LD
mabricen | 05/14/04
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the whole mess can be made better
bigjon | 05/20/04
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Reaching for the stars is always hard Part II (the real version)
Jeff Spicoli | 05/13/04
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Really? Open Source has something to compare to WinFS?
No_Ax_to_Grind | 05/13/04
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Don: Really?
bgoss@... | 05/13/04
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Re: Really? Open Source has something to compare to WinFS?
none none | 05/13/04
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WinFS and other nonsense
michael-t | 05/13/04
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Show me a completed version of WinFS
middle of nowhere | 05/14/04
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Funny No_Ax it was only a week (or two) ago
Richard Flude | 05/13/04
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Correct WTL not WFC
Richard Flude | 05/13/04
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It's obvious you haven't a clue what WinFS is trying to do.
No_Ax_to_Grind | 05/13/04
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Examples of cluelessness, please
Richard Flude | 05/13/04
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cute rant...
ryusen | 05/13/04
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First Technology then the stars
pj-xmesh | 05/13/04
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If this were the FIRST time...
Robert Crocker | 05/13/04
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RE: Reaching for the stars is always hard.
none none | 05/13/04
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Reaching IS hard...
tic swayback | 05/14/04
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Unfavorable Opnion
nucrash | 05/14/04
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What planet did you come from?
jrbeaman | 05/24/04
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Shouldn't you be in school
trojanhorse | 05/14/04
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Microsoft is just hiding the true information
Sniper_z | 05/13/04
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(NT) Have you been reading 'The hitchhikers guide to the galaxy' ?
Spin_Masterz | 05/13/04
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I think he's been reading Mike Cox postings over and over
Monkey_MCSE | 05/13/04
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(NT)And just might be the next best thing but not quite him.
Spin_Masterz | 05/13/04
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Aha, a new Mike Cox
Linux_Developer | 05/13/04
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going to pieces
X41 | 05/13/04
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Thumbs Down, here's why:
LinuxLover74 | 05/14/04
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Misconceptions
Sniper_z | 05/14/04
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You show you have no clue.
jrbeaman | 05/24/04
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Actually, here's why.
Sniper_z | 05/14/04
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I have to agree with that.
Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 12/11/04
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I've known Mike Cox, Mike Cox is my friend,
Laff | 05/14/04
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i wonder if anyone has ever thought about IDMS?
ryusen | 05/13/04
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Just a minute...let me jot that down...
Linux_Developer | 05/13/04
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unfortunatly....
JoeMama_z | 05/13/04
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re: patented?
ryusen | 05/14/04
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And sooner/smaller/faster/cheaper/better too.
jrbeaman | 05/24/04
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Sounds more like "Extended Attributes" to me ...
GLMarx | 05/14/04
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Copland
jaredbkt | 05/13/04
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More reading between the lines.
Cardinal_Bill | 05/13/04
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Until a few years ago
michael-t | 05/13/04
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Oh, oh, the trials of VAPORWARE....
dicktaurus@... | 05/14/04
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Don't throw away this opportunity
mabricen | 05/14/04
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Longhorn: more hype than substance
Rick_K | 05/14/04
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Forget WinFS for now, Indigo is the thing M$ will take the world
Shell_z | 05/14/04
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Indigo is the latest swing at Monopoly
Dilbert-Tom | 05/17/04
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Your handle should be SHILL not Shell.
jrbeaman | 05/24/04
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