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2010-06-08
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you called me ignorant. Show me one sucessful open source product that is a commercial sucess, and isn't half finished. Just one.
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2010-06-08
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I define finished as a product that works completely as advertised and has all the features, advantages, and benefits of a similar product in the market.
To be fair GCC and MySQL (while unfortunately not as sucessful as oracle) are excellent products, but we're talking about a consumer grade electronics here not server room software choice.
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2010-06-08
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I'm amazed noone has mentioned Red hat. Based on open source software and a Fortune 500 company.
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2010-06-08
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2010-06-08
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"I define finished as a product that works completely as advertised and has all the features, advantages, and benefits of a similar product in the market."
Ok, here's a question for you eminent logicians: If the above is the definition of a finished product, where does the first finished product come from? It can't be finished, because it doesn't have all the advantages etc of an already finished product, because there are no finished products yet.
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2010-06-08
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2010-06-08
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I hate having to sit here and defend an entire concept from the piecemeal (and poor) arguments from people who don't quite know what they're talking about.
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2010-06-08
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Hating on closed corporations is simply hating on the competition for naive reasons, which is childish at best.
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2010-06-08
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(Bold mine)
Sorry to interrupt, but who tied you down and is making you feed the trolls?
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If you think that ANY other broswer is the "de facto standard", then frankly, you have no idea what you're talking about. And the fact that you're using the web to try to make this point just shows how ignorant you are of your own history.
You've lost your argument (and your dignity). The fact that you can't see it yet just makes it all the more painful. I'd call you a belittling name or such, but I already pity you enough that it would be inhumane to do so. Like kicking a lame cross-eyed puppy.
Good luck "justifying" your twisted point of view to those that will bother to listen. I'm sure you can find a few people that will ditto your warped take on reality. Maybe you can all start your own radio show and promote close-sourced development...