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I feel the need to come out of the closet about something.

I have been paying attention to Microsoft quite a bit, as anyone who has even a passing interest in computers should be doing, and I must admit that Microsoft's own actions have made be an ABMer. My experience with computing has been that the fewer Microsoft programs I use on a daily basis, the happier I am with my overall computing experience. This is nowhere more evident than in browsers, though the legion Vista delays, problems, and frequent downgrading of Microsoft's expectations are execrable as well. Firefox is excellent if you want to tweak your browser to satisfy your every whim, while Opera is great if you want a sleek, capable browser, but one, admittedly, without nearly as many bells and whistles. The only use I have for IE is to update Windows, and that use will cease as soon as I have the ability to do so. Should Microsoft choose to experiment with the revolutionary concept of behaving in an ethical manner, that opinion may change. I'm not holding my breath.

Posted by: MageOfChaos   Posted on: 07/29/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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