Thurrott smoking something, again...
You know, I'm having a hard time arriving at a conclusion: is he just doing this for press, or is he really this stupid and arrogant?
From his weekly articles:
"Journalism" indeed.
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(http://www.winnetmag.com/windowspaul...ott_42734.html)
From his weekly articles:
Quote:
And speaking of Apple Computer, everyone's favorite little OS imitator--excuse me, innovator--this week made an interesting patent bid that could have ramifications for Longhorn. Apple wants a patent for applying transparency to "information-bearing windows whose contents remain unchanged for a predetermined period of time." (...) More to the point, by the time Longhorn ships, Apple likely will have discontinued active computer OS development, anyway, so that the company can concentrate on the consumer-electronics market.
And speaking of Apple Computer, everyone's favorite little OS imitator--excuse me, innovator--this week made an interesting patent bid that could have ramifications for Longhorn. Apple wants a patent for applying transparency to "information-bearing windows whose contents remain unchanged for a predetermined period of time." (...) More to the point, by the time Longhorn ships, Apple likely will have discontinued active computer OS development, anyway, so that the company can concentrate on the consumer-electronics market.
"Journalism" indeed.


(http://www.winnetmag.com/windowspaul...ott_42734.html)
Comments
Let's see here: Magazine that no-one reads yet is sponsored heavily by MS anyway. . . You do the math.
*gives up.*
If he wants to publish a website that discusses Microsoft Windows, hey I say good for him. But that doesn't mean he has to constantly bash Apple. It just makes him look unprofessional and irresponsible.
I mean, why does Mac OS X intimidate him so much that he has to constantly write bad things about it so he can feel better.
And what is this I read about Apple getting out of the computer business and focusing on creating and selling electronic devices. I highly doubt Apple would be coming out with all this great software and hardware technology if they were planning on closing shop in the near future.
If anything, they are trying to bring everything full circle and create a truly integrated computer environment where the OS, hardware, and electronic devices all work in harmony and users spend less time trying to get them to work and more time putting them to work.
Just my two cents.
Mike
Oh well. Whatever, he's just embarrassing himelf.
Originally posted by m01ety
The oddest thing is that he has an iBook and was second-in-line to the Panther release event at Boston's CambridgeSide Apple retail store (first person in line was a bald fat guy wih questionable hygene wearing a NeXT shirt
Oh well. Whatever, he's just embarrassing himelf.
I would love to believe this