Comments on: Damned if you do…

By: Ravages

Ravages — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

You know what, this is exactly what I have been saying to my friends. That Microsoft is just giving what the majority wants. You cant give everybody everything, but that shouldnt stop you from giving something to everybody.

Nice argument. On a related note, this was something I picked up on the net somewhere,

When there was talk of splitting up microsft, one employee of MS went around saying and I quote “If they can’t handle 1 Microsft, how are they gonna handle two microsft when hey split us?”

By: Ravages

Ravages — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

Nice argument. On a related note, this was something I picked up on the net somewhere,

When there was talk of splitting up microsft, one employee of MS went around saying and I quote “If they can’t handle 1 Microsft, how are they gonna handle two microsft when hey split us?”

By: Ravages

Ravages — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

I see I have made quit a few typos. Darned keyboard doesnt respond the way I want it to. (Maybe somebody can come up with a software that makes the keyboard sound an alarm when I type something wrong. dunno )
Anyways, I digress. Sorry for the typos. And sorry for the two comments. And for this third one.

By: Nilesh

Nilesh — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

The more features you add, the more complex your product becomes and the greater the chance that it has bugs

The point is, inspite of having less features than other Web Browsers/OSes, Microsoft products are buggier.

But then IE also provides an excellent toolkit which enables people like Google to come up with their own toolbars which incorporate popup blocking

In case you do not know, Mozilla provides a more powerful toolkit for plugins (or extensions as they are called) and is yet thousand times more secure than Internet Explorer. Same logic goes with Windows.