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Quote: There are certain queer times ... when a man takes this whole universe for a vast practical joke, though the wit thereof he but dimly discerns and more than suspects that the joke is at nobody's expense but his own. -H. Melville
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The one thing that crosses my mind that actually might do some good would be to MSFT Internet Explorer vs. NSCP Navigator11/23/1999
Based on the judge's findings of fact, does Microsoft's monopoly power dMSFT Internet Explorer vs. NSCP Navigator11/19/1999
For one, it narrowly characterizes the OS as software that controls Intel-based MSFT Internet Explorer vs. NSCP Navigator11/18/1999
History has proved that the dominant OS in terms of applications support does noMSFT Internet Explorer vs. NSCP Navigator11/18/1999
Which came first, the DOS OS or WordPerfect, 123 and dBase...? Of the four, theMSFT Internet Explorer vs. NSCP Navigator11/18/1999
Do you really mean to tell us that you don't think that Word Perfect, 123, MSFT Internet Explorer vs. NSCP Navigator11/18/1999
Ease of use does matter. Of course it does. It even comes into play in several MSFT Internet Explorer vs. NSCP Navigator11/17/1999
Windows was easier to use than DOS or Unix. None of that matters for the purposMSFT Internet Explorer vs. NSCP Navigator11/17/1999
They are dominant because they are good. If the O/S is so flawed as all the detrHow high will Microsoft fly?11/15/1999
Such supervision could include approving what features Microsoft could add to fuHow high will Microsoft fly?11/15/1999
I was wrong, John. I said so. I apologized. My point in that message was invaliHow high will Microsoft fly?11/15/1999
But John. You should keep up better. That was the second geography mistake IHow high will Microsoft fly?11/15/1999
Hmm. I agree almost entirely ed. I wouldn't normally comment for that reasoHow high will Microsoft fly?11/14/1999
A similar fate will befall Microsoft unless the company leadership recognizes thHow high will Microsoft fly?11/14/1999
I don't think the DOJ will be satisfied with a consent decree. It all depenHow high will Microsoft fly?11/13/1999
Hi folks. I've followed this case fairly closely from the start and have loMSFT Internet Explorer vs. NSCP Navigator11/13/1999
It must be my geography that is slipping or have they moved Charlotte from NorthHow high will Microsoft fly?11/12/1999
You mention double-speak, but fail to recognize that it comes from both sides iHow high will Microsoft fly?11/12/1999
Many Microsoft investors know exactly where the value of their company resides, How high will Microsoft fly?11/12/1999
South Carolina AG: We withdrew from the case because it was no longer about consHow high will Microsoft fly?11/12/1999
It is amazing that we need law professors to tell us that the judge's "How high will Microsoft fly?11/12/1999
Thanks for the article. It's a great summary of the current situation and aHow high will Microsoft fly?11/12/1999
I really am not looking for much of a settlement. I don't expect a settlemeHow high will Microsoft fly?11/12/1999
In the event MSFT settles with the DOJ before the judge issues his final ruling,How high will Microsoft fly?11/12/1999
heh heh. Somehow, it's comforting to see that we're back to the classicHow high will Microsoft fly?11/11/1999
Since you claim to know so much more about legal matters than the judge whose nHow high will Microsoft fly?11/11/1999
...MSFT should not have to be bound by the opinion of its competitors and detracHow high will Microsoft fly?11/11/1999
This is the same confusion that Judge [Jackson] had. Do this experiment - take aHow high will Microsoft fly?11/11/1999
The real question is why shouldn't the browser be a part of the O/S? Now AAPHow high will Microsoft fly?11/11/1999
Can someone explain to me why Internet support has to be within the operating syHow high will Microsoft fly?11/10/1999
In the Win95/brower integration appeal a judge asked the DOJ lawyers (paraphraseHow high will Microsoft fly?11/10/1999
So the monopoly was good for the industry and the consumer in the short run. ButHow high will Microsoft fly?11/10/1999
Than why is he raising money for Washington Dems.? I think it shows that Gates How high will Microsoft fly?11/9/1999
OS/2 was without a doubt a "better DOS than DOS", but it never came clHow high will Microsoft fly?11/9/1999
After the meeting where Gates introduced Locke, he was hounded out of the buildHow high will Microsoft fly?11/9/1999
Again fascinating. Thanks for the thoughtful response. [And I'm sorry for tHow high will Microsoft fly?11/9/1999
Here's a story which is kinda scary because all the complaint here sound soQwest Communications (Q) (formerly QWST)11/8/1999
Excellent post. (I don't agree with all of it, but it's refreshingly weHow high will Microsoft fly?11/8/1999
A lot of paranoia by Microsoft supporters on this thread! It's a long-time How high will Microsoft fly?11/8/1999
I do sense that the MSFT litigation team was not "calling the shoots" How high will Microsoft fly?11/8/1999
Another point about Slade Gorton. I don't mean to suggest that what he saysHow high will Microsoft fly?11/7/1999
But one should be fair in the partisan take on all this. Slade Gorton, a RepublHow high will Microsoft fly?11/7/1999
Yours is an excellent post. It's refreshing to see such a calm and rationalHow high will Microsoft fly?11/7/1999
The DOJ is attempting to: -interfere with innovation -interfere with the consumeHow high will Microsoft fly?11/6/1999
Perception drives the market... I just read the New York Times package on the cHow high will Microsoft fly?11/6/1999
is there anything in the media up where you are that leads you to believe msft mHow high will Microsoft fly?11/6/1999
It's a bad position to be in. We have all been saying the trial has been priHow high will Microsoft fly?11/6/1999
Windows is the most popular because Apple and IBM failed to capitalize on their How high will Microsoft fly?11/6/1999
And do you remember how the Internet was only used for email, ftp, and gopher beHow high will Microsoft fly?11/6/1999
The Seattle Times has, as one would expect, a series of articles on the decisioHow high will Microsoft fly?11/6/1999
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