Autor: Slawek Duchnowski (nyce_guy_at_irc.pl)
Data: Thu 27 Mar 1997 - 04:12:01 MET
Gregorio Kus <Grego_at_RMnet.it> wrote in article
<199703261249.NAA22308_at_malcolm.rmnet.it>...
> On Tue, 25 Mar 1997 17:12:05 +0100 (CET), Andrzej Lewandowski wrote:
> i abym znow nie uslyszal ze co ja tam moge w tej zacofanej
> Italii wiedziec, pozwole sobie jeszcze raz zacytowac amerykanskich
> kolegow, wlasnie w czasie dyskusji na temat dlaczegozto wNT
> jest tak potwornie lansowany przez prase na s.o. wszechczasow,
> tak ze biednym decydentom zaczyna sie wydawac ze jesli nie
> zainstaluja sobie wNT to nie zalapia sie na pedzacy pociag postepu.
> /------------------------------------------------------------------
> BULL$#!T. The American press, when it comes to computers, knows
> nothing about technology, yet fawns over it, accepting as gospel
> any information fed them from self-proclaimed "experts".
> Bill Gates is acknowledged as a demi-god; he appears on nationally
> syndicated TV shows and newspaper columns, spouting his drivel
> about the innovations Microsoft is going to bring us in the next
> decade (innovations that have already been with us for two decades),
> and the "journalists" get all googly-eyed and go, Oooh! Ahhh!
> It checks no sources, but regurgitates the wild prognostications
> of the likes of IDC without thinking or getting a second opinion
> (remember how Windows 95 was going to sell 30 million copies by
> the end of 1995?).
>
> The only reason this goes on year after year is that the same
> press is also very good at burying its foibles and letting them
> disappear quietly into the ether. They simply spout off about
> the NEXT great thing, and everyone conveniently forgets about
> the little screw-ups (prime example: late last January, the papers
> reported that IDC said Win95 sales had reached 16.some million,
> short of their original estimate of 20 million. Umm, excuse me,
> but their original estimate was *30* million, and reports from
> nearly every OTHER segment put the current numbers at well under
> 16 million, even if you count the returns and user-deleted preloads).
>
> The American press doesn't need to "see the software"
> to blither on about a new product; all they need to see is
> a press release about it on Microsoft letterhead.
> /-----------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Grego
>
Grego wyznaje zasade ze jak ktos cos napisal to musi to byc prawda.
Coz o ile prasa mzoe byc glupia to dlaczego tez sklepsy z software takie
jak Egghead nie prowadza software do OS. Czyzby tez im MS zamydlil oczy?
Grego jest jak zepsuat plyta. Zacial sie i bedzie tak juz do konca piszczal
ta swoja muzyczke: nie lubie m, nie lubie ms, nie lubie ms, nie lubie
ms......
Get a life, Grego.
Nie lubisz MS? Nie musisz, skoncz tylko to jeczenie.
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