Bill Gates leaning to the right?
Microsoft new software Longhorn, Ralph Reed and gays
I noticed in Amerciablog.com that Mircrosoft is paying Ralph Reed’s consulting firm "Century Strategies" a $20,000 a month retainer. Just wonder how far to the right Microsoft is moving. They recently abandoned their support for gay rights and now they are calling their new software package, Longhorn.
If this is the trend, good democrats need to slap the big boy around a bit by opting out of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer. Try Mozilla’s new browser called Firefox or their mail client Thunderbird. Firefox has more security safeguards and many newer features than IE. Send bill Gates a message where it hurts.
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yeah its bill gates the damn
yeah its bill gates the damn hippie caught and photographed by police in the seventies. You know what? He got complexes. Yeah, because hes just chairman of Microsoft still, Knight of Nike is just less important too now. So Gates was accused of ineptitude. Thus Gates is now participating in a Yoga and Vodoo course to become right wing.
You may want to study
up on what exactly a hippie is.
For sure dude...
For sure dude...
Groovy.
Groovy.
The Irish stormed Knight Bill Gates
CNN
Another apocalyptic shock for the Bush adminstration: Bono was still alive and in charge of command. He had to stay overnight.
Lean to the left lean to the
Lean to the left
lean to the right
Bill Gates, Bill Gates
fight, fight, fight
GGGGOOOOO Apple!
Vince, that's one of the reasons I
won't abandon my two Apples (a G4 desktop & G3 ibook).
Apple is blue,blue, baby! ;-)
PS. I use Safari as my browser. If I were to use another one, I would like to try Firefox. Is it compatible with Mac OS X ?
Yessiree. Compatible with OS
Yessiree. Compatible with OS X. Safari is pretty good also, but then again just about everything from Apple is good.
http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/all
Thanks, Golfmonkey ;-)
I'm going to try Foxfire. I've heard a lot of good things about it.
He's leaning so far right he needs a kickstand
When you've got the DOJ as far up your ass as Bill Gates does, pandering to Dumbya and his lapdog Gonzoles is all part of corporate risk mitigation.
I've been using Firefox and Thunderbird for about 8 months now, and there is no way I'd ever use IE again. The Firefox executable is about 6MB in size and is customizable with tabbed windows, custom themes and plug-in modules to do HTML editing, file downloading, etc.
IE is actually a pervasive part of the Windoze OS, which the main reason why it passes spyware and viruses so easily. It's close coupling with the OS was also part of the basis for Micro$oft's last big lawsuit.
The only complaint that I have with Firefox is that it doesn't play a few of my kids web-based ActiveX games correctly, but Java-based JRE games work fine.
Now, if I could just get TurboTax to run under SuSE or Fedora, I'd be totally Microshaft free.