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| DATE | 2005-04-06 |
| FROM | Ron Guerin
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| SUBJECT | Re: [hangout] mubling under my breadth
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Ruben I Safir - Secretary NYLXS wrote:
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> You know Ron, your ticking me off. I gave you all this good cannon fouder and
> THIS was the best you came up with?
I have to put food on the table, thus the amount of time available for
this kind of discussion is limited and prevents me from addressing much
more than that which lands in today's mail, and often not even that.
> Did you miss the "This piece of shit isn't even HIPPA compilent since the
> dumbass MS Nameless SQL Server is security FREE
*yawn* So what _else_ is new? As I already said, the Ignoramus
Software Vendors are coming to Linux, and this is the kind of shit
you'll soon be seeing on our platform of choice as well. It has nothing
to do with Microsoft, these people "design" and write shitty software
because it's all they're capable of and it's a herculean effort on their
part just to do that. The fact that it's illegally incompetent is
hardly breaking news either. No one cares if you break the law in the
United States so long as you have money to fork over to the government.
When's the last time you were in a district court? The DA and the
defendant's lawyer agree on a lie for the defendant to tell the judge,
after the defendant perjurs themselves, the judge, who knows damn well
that he's being lied to by everyone from the Assistant DA to the cops
and the defendant asks to have the perjury confirmed, and then so long
as the defendant can write a check, everyone's happy. Just to bring
this back on-topic, please note that Microsoft got away with raping the
United States of America, and their "punishment" consisted almost
entirely of being allowed to keep their ill-gotten gains, monopoly, and
predatory practices. Why should a little health care company worry
about operating within the bounds of the law? As proved by Microsoft,
it's more profitable not to.
- Ron
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