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Gates, Rockefeller charities to aid African farmers

Gates, Rockefeller charities to aid African farmersyeah...rightthose mone are actually used to bribed the officials and plant M$ agents that fight against the Linux penetration.Gates, Rockefeller charities to aid African farmersThe Gates foundation sure does know how to make a country happy. Its amazing what wonderful and selfless acts...

Tags: Taxes, Free trade, Gates Foundation, Rockefeller, African farmer, Rockefeller charity, farmer

Discussion threads 2006-09-13

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Altruism and open source

Altruism and open sourcealtruism and closed sourceBill Gates has to date given away $27 billion to a foundation that will work toward the betterment of the under privileged.Also Gates has said that he would give away the rest of his fortune (currently $54 billion) to the cause.Warren Buffet will give...

Tags: open source, altruism

Discussion threads 2006-09-25

The Microsoft embedded freight train

The Microsoft embedded freight trainOne thing JohnWinCE and Windows Embeded are not the same thing. Pleae refrain from using the terms interchangeably in your posts.Customizing code someone else controls is like remodeling your apartment.Every improvement you make only benefits the actual owner, who may decide to raise the rent...

Tags: Embedded Linux, Linux, Operating systems, Microsoft development tools, Programming languages, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows CE, Microsoft Windows, operating system

Discussion threads 2006-06-29

Tech cheapskates--help someone else

Tech cheapskates--help someone elsePeople Are Afraid Of Microsoft's ThieveryIf you invent or innovate something, Microsuck will come along and either buy it from you or beat you to the patent and claim it as their invention.Thugs and organized crime work the same way.I believe that for Bill G. the money...

Tags: Leadership, Strategy, National Park, Rockefeller

Discussion threads 2005-08-12

Linux-IBM behind Sun-Microsoft deal

Linux-IBM behind Sun-Microsoft dealOne has to wonder...What will become of Sun's open source interests? Especially StarOffice, which of course is based off of OpenOffice.Fortunately Openoffice.org is indeed GPL, so if they lose their #1 benefactor in Sun, another benefactor like maybe IBM can take its place. I guess the question...

Tags: Linux, OpenOffice, Operating systems, UNIX, OPEN SOURCE, Sun Solaris, Sun Microsystems Inc., Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2004-04-05