Comment Politics (Score 1) 473
This seems to be politics rearing its head and not so much about Microsoft.
There seems to be an underlying current that seems to point to a battle between those with a preference for Microsoft and those with a preference for Linux.
Linux lovers: "But it has to be secure."
Microsoft lovers: "Huh? But I like Word."
Linux lovers: "Yeah, Linux has all these great things to make it secure but Microsoft doesn't."
Microsoft lovers: "Huh? But I like Excel."
Linux lovers: "Well, I guess we could possibly use Microsoft code (wink, wink). We'll just write them a letter, get the source code, and we'll write our own secure stuff (wink, wink)."
(Microsoft tells them to go take a flying leap.)
Linux lovers: "Well, that's too bad. It looks like Microsoft isn't going to be secure. We can't use it. Boo hoo (wink, wink)."
There seems to be an underlying current that seems to point to a battle between those with a preference for Microsoft and those with a preference for Linux.
Linux lovers: "But it has to be secure."
Microsoft lovers: "Huh? But I like Word."
Linux lovers: "Yeah, Linux has all these great things to make it secure but Microsoft doesn't."
Microsoft lovers: "Huh? But I like Excel."
Linux lovers: "Well, I guess we could possibly use Microsoft code (wink, wink). We'll just write them a letter, get the source code, and we'll write our own secure stuff (wink, wink)."
(Microsoft tells them to go take a flying leap.)
Linux lovers: "Well, that's too bad. It looks like Microsoft isn't going to be secure. We can't use it. Boo hoo (wink, wink)."
