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Originally Posted by spirilis
The competition, at least, has been SORELY needed for over a decade. The free/open source software paradigm was exactly what we needed to rustle Microsoft's feathers, as Microsoft itself has proven itself time and time again that it can steamroll any capitalism-inspired threat. I believe I read that Bill Gates was a likely ENTJ; his company's cutthroat precise business strategy would certainly corroborate that.
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Oh hell no... your not getting away with besmirching that type with THAT brush!!! Bill Gates is untypable except as an ass.
(See.. now no one get's hurt)
Still reading through the Windows 7 blog makes me think this competition may yet bring out the best in MS, whatever that turns out to be.
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Originally Posted by millerm277
There are currently 13 computers hooked up in this house, 6 of which run 24/7. So, take however many reinstalls you do, and multiply it by at least 6. (Especially since some of the other members of this household DO manage to get a lot of malicious software.)
In addition, I'm constantly messing around with things on my machines, and inevtiably, at some point, something breaks. (That doesn't happen very often anymore, when I first got into computers 8 years ago it did.) Plus, I don't keep any data on the partition the OS is on, so it isn't a big deal.
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Well I only keep reinstalling cause I tinker.. too many optimisation programs and small tweaks..
Oh and I'm only on 10 years since my first PC. I still break them as often (if not more) it's just I know more about fixing them now
