Beyond The Veil Of the Mist

Look at some idiots

You know what there are people who hate microsoft so much that they would do anything to get attention. That too their point of critisicm is that the integration of IE and Windows Media Player. EEEEEEEk what kind of idiots are they.
They try to say that if my child wears my choice of underwear then it is brand monopoly????????
Jesus whatever will these idiots think of next.

I found th excerpt below at a http://www.os2ecs.org/

Well i know now what desparation is.
IBM never had the balls to market, steve jobbs doesn't have the sense and linux doesn't have what it takes to put an ordinary user on the internet almost out of the box.
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ERROR: USING AN INFERIOR BROWSER
We regret this inconvenience, but we at OS2eCS Org. have chosen to block Internet Explorer. We have decided to block Microsoft's browser because of its inherent insecurity and liability of risk. In other words, we do not want to be held accountable for any incidents that arise because of security holes in Microsoft Internet Explorer. Those security holes are impossible to completely fix because of the way IE and Windows are so tightly bundled together. Many of the problems in Internet Explorer could have been avoided if it was released as a standalone program, but Microsoft would rather destroy its competitors through illegal methods than protect the security and privacy of its customers. Yes, your personal privacy has been sacrificed in the name of Microsoft's pocketbook. So what can you do to protect your personal privacy and gain access to the Web content that was blocked? Upgrade to a more secure browser that was designed from the start with security features that keep you safe as you use the Internet. We personally recommend the multi-platform Mozilla browser, which includes an e-mail program to replace Microsoft's equally insecure Outlook Express. Mozilla is available for Windows, Mac OS, Linux, BeOS, OS/2, and eComStation. It can be downloaded in less than a few minutes with a high speed Internet connection, so it doesn't take a lot of time to try this one out. [Download Mozilla]
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posted by Lost in Transit @ 7:04 PM