dynamicv said:
BTW, MacQuest, the reason I asked is because Andrew Orlowski over at The Register specifically asked me for proof when I questioned his take on it last Friday.
All good, "dynamicv", and thanks for questioning Andrew Orlowski's innaccurate and false alarmist reporting in his "Jobs dumps Apple stock" article to begin with.
But we know that there are
still a lot of lowlifes who are trying to make this into something that it's not.
So for any miCrapsoft windopes luser pundits who are scared to click on that link above using Internet Exploder because their peecee might 'splode, blue screen, require a re-install for "breaking" winBlows or a re-format of the hard drive because clicking on that link just infected your system with the latest trojan/worm/virus, here is what the green text says in the
SEC filing under "Explanation of Responses" that WildCowboy is pointing out:
1. Shares withheld by Registrant to satisfy minimum statutory withholding requirements on vesting of restricted stock.
Nuf said trolls? Okay then, go back to your bridges.
Or, you can read about the
latest monopoly conviction against miCrapsoft [3 in less than 5 years by 3 different countries, for those keeping count]:
The KFTC found in December that Microsoft had acted in breach of anti-trust rules by tying its media service and media player to the Windows server and PC operating systems. The regulator fined Microsoft around £15m.
Of course monopolysoft's whiny b**ch stand is:
Microsoft believes the restrictions imposed by the KFTC are more extreme than those required by the European Commission in a March 2004 anti-trust ruling.
But my favorite reading as of late, is the "happy, happy, joy, joy" miCrapsoft employee blog at
Mini-Microsoft.
