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1998/3/25-27 [Computer/SW/OS/Windows] UID:13859 Activity:kinda low
3/24    Judge orders m$ to stop calling its sabotaged piece of crap "Java."
        http://www.wired.com/news/news/technology/story/11199.html
        \_ http://www.microsoftwatch.com has gone from anti-Microsoft to pro-Microsoft
           in a matter of weeks. Reading the articles you can just tell that
           they've ignored all anti-M$ pointers. Something is up!!!
                \_ What are you ranting about?  I read the only article there
                   and can't see your little conspiracy.
                   \_ Of course you can't see it.  IT'S _THAT_ GOOD!!!!1!!!
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