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Departments
- Righteous Indignation
A collection of reader-submitted
outrages.
- The NT Files A
collection of and links and capsule summaries of articles
relating to that deeply flawed, and frequently oversold,
operating system.
- The (nearly) Whole
Microsoft Catalog A constantly
updated list of what they own.
- The Hall of Innovation
Has Microsoft invented anything of
significance? Anything at all? You tell us.
- Dirty Tricks
A smorgasbord of unsavory
tidbits
- Bibliography and
Bookstore
- The Monopolist's Cookbook A short
course in market domination tactics.
- The Monopoly Clock The countdown to
complete market domination.
- Dirty Tricks
A smorgasbord of unsavory
tidbits
- Skeptic's Corner Answers to tough
questions submitted by readers.
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Microsoft is going to argue that since most users
are now familiar with the way a Web browser works, the
browser will be an easier interface for novices to use in
finding stuff on their own computers. And that might be
true. But if it is true, it's an admission of awful truth
for Microsoft: It's saying, "After all these years and
versions of Windows we still haven't figured out how to make
personal computing easy enough for an intelligent person to
learn easily."
SCOTT ROSENBERG, Salon
Magazine
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