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Archive for August 13th, 2008
13Aug
Microsoft and violating the user’s expectations
Posted by Elf Sternberg as Design, programming
I don’t usually do Microsoft Windows. Unfortunately, company policy at the office for ${DAY_JOB} requires that I have a copy running somewhere so I can participate in the company calendar because the company, despite having a Unix background isn’t capable of actually running a Unix-based calendaring solution. So I keep a vmware image of Windows [...]
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