Originally posted by King Cobra
Why are you even on Windoze 95?![]()
Where did you get that from? That's too ridiculous.
That reminds me of a joke I heard from the Uli's Moose program. I think it went something like this:
"Windows 95: A virus-written operating system with mouse compatibility."
What else is new?![]()
Originally posted by jelloshotsrule
i'm assuming that picture is a joke someone created....
right?
please say yes.
Ha!Originally posted by jeffberg
anytime anybody walks by or in a book store, look at the magazines. If you see a magazine called Windows 2000 Magazine go to the last page. Every month they have funny error messages.
here are a few:
"An unnamed file was not found"
"There was an error executing C3PO command"
"There was a network error on the virtual circuit to HELL"
"The maximum number of secrets that this machine can hold has been exceeded"
Happy hunting:
P.S. they also have funny Dilbert comics at the back.
Originally posted by jeffberg
anytime anybody walks by or in a book store, look at the magazines. If you see a magazine called Windows 2000 Magazine go to the last page. Every month they have funny error messages.
here are a few:
"An unnamed file was not found"
"There was an error executing C3PO command"
"There was a network error on the virtual circuit to HELL"
"The maximum number of secrets that this machine can hold has been exceeded"
Happy hunting:
P.S. they also have funny Dilbert comics at the back.
Originally posted by saabmp3
Has anybody here actually read the offical Microsoft magazine that they produce? We got them at school for a year and I was reading some article in the back of it writtten by a Microsoft empolyee who was questioning the stability of Free BSD. Her argument was (this is not a direct quote as I don't have it in fron tof me) "How can an OS written entirly for fun by a bunch of programmers be more stable than an OS written by the paid engeneers at Microsoft"
Sigh, It was funny tho. Another funny thing was their "Swith to .NET from UNIX" campagn website was hosted on a Unix server for a long time.
BEN