Ah yes the global elites, not like Harvard- and Yale-educated governor of a state. He's just plain simple folks.

I am so sick of these dumbass conservative conspiracy theories.

Over his termination, not the whistleblowing. The deposition wasn't to get new information, it was so Boeing could try and trick him into saying something they could use against him in the court.

He had disclosed it already, the deposition was about his termination.

Exactly! This...ain't it.

The problem with the conspiracy theories for both whistleblowers is that in both cases they actually disclosed the damaging information already.

They were popular but they were famously bug-ridden and unstable. Nobody misses Windows 95 or XP, btw.

Hell, NT was the first moderately stable OS they had, and that was just because someone had the bright idea to halt new feature development for a period of time and focus on fixing what they already made.

I remember the 80's and 90's.

Microsoft software now is light years ahead of where it used to be. Is it perfect? No. But it's stable and works now, which it certainly didn't do for a few decades.

That's just not really enough to be that influential.

Eh, it was a bit cringe.
https://www.penny-arcade.com/c...

"What exactly is he influencing? Certainly not product design. Everything Microsoft produces today is shit. "

Wait you think that if he was influencing them they would be better? What in the 40+ year history of Microsoft makes you think that?

Cry harder, nutjob.

https://apnews.com/article/job...

Best Buy honestly isn't that bad for a fair number of consumer electronics -- you can get decent deals on TVs for example.

Fortunately books 4-6 can't be spoiled because they're gibberish and nobody understands them.

Up until volume 3 at least. After that, Herbert kind of went off the rails.