Microsoft in deep shit in Europe

[floakster]

What "authority of the United States" in Europe? the US has no authority in Europe. I would have expected better from a democrat.

[TB]

Just heard about it on the news. What pissed me off the most is how M$ claimed that this decision would "stifle software innovation".

And what they've been doing for over a decade HASN'T stifled innovation?

[Xeen]

quote:Originally posted by TB:
Just heard about it on the news. What pissed me off the most is how M$ claimed that this decision would "stifle software innovation".

And what they've been doing for over a decade HASN'T stifled innovation?

Microsoft...innovation?  :confused:

[WMD]

quote:Originally posted by TB:
Just heard about it on the news. What pissed me off the most is how M$ claimed that this decision would "stifle software innovation".

And what they've been doing for over a decade HASN'T stifled innovation?

Hehe.  Apple had a better OS in 1984 than Microsoft  did in 1994 (and had passed them again by then).  

[mobrien_12]

MS should not be allowed to use the words innovate or innovation.  It's like a bad joke now.