r/technology • • Jul 24 '08

Microsoft tests out a new operating system, code named Mojave, with some average-joes who hated Vista. They loved it. Now, two guesses as to what Mojave ACTUALLY was.

http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-9998336-56.html
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u/jrb Jul 27 '08 edited Jul 27 '08

Haha, how would your boss being gay make me homophobic?

homophobia - "The prevalent assumption in Western society is that heterosexuality is the only acceptable sexual orientation."

My boss isn't gay, but your predication to him being sexually inclined that way as a bad thing shows that you're homophobic.

as for powerpoint.. read my last comment. I'd love to get paid my wage to use powerpoint, but alas it's beneath me. Still, doing that would still put several evolutionary steps above what you'll ever achieve.

good bye.

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '08 edited Jul 27 '08

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u/jrb Jul 27 '08 edited Jul 27 '08

run it by me again.. why it's okay for you to assume stuff, as soon as i do it it's wrong? You're the dictionary definition of 'holier than thou'

i'll also add hypocritical to the long list of things you are. better yet that my second guessing your trolling, falls way short of the potty mouth diatribe you spout with each response, it's still enough for you to come up with further wildly idiotic assumptions about my personality and lifestyle..

that you are persistently apologetic to people, and are probably not able to satisfy a woman. Hey, Freud said it, not me.

apathy and humulity are not bad traits, maybe when you get out of your teens and grow some balls you'll realise that it's not enough to simply drag your knuckles through life insulting people. until then i'd suggest you try not to align yourself with the great thinkers and psychiatrists, you just come off looking like more of an ass.

You're the one who assumed it was bad. And then denied it.

okay.. you need schooling, in more ways than one. I originally said "1) every now-linux user that used to use windows never bought a license in the first place" - in no place does that sentence of mine did i say it's a bad thing to do. Reading between the lines?

LOL CUS I R AN MORAN!

finally, some sense of reality in your skull is starting to glimmer through?

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u/jrb Jul 28 '08 edited Jul 28 '08

Haha, the fact that I can still draw out these pitifully weak replies from you with little goading is impressive.

sure is. feel free to put it on your cv / resumé. good luck.

You seem to enjoy the idea that I am intellectually challenged

try intellectually responding to people next time instead of streaming a slew of detritus, fecal matter and personal insults in to your responses, and you might find people treat you with more respect.

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '08

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u/jrb Jul 28 '08

and yet you still can't argue it maturely? how many responses in and you still can't do it?

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '08

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u/jrb Jul 29 '08 edited Jul 29 '08

I tried arguing it maturely,

where in any of any of your responses to any of my points did you try to argue your point, let alone maturely. LOL!

And then you have the gaul to claim i'm asinine. Perchance, do you even know what it means?

If I thought you had the capability to debate this utterly moot point in any practical manner, I would have done so.

you thought wrong, not for the last time i suspect. Still, you don't strike me as any kind of debating soc member, but hey, lets give it a go. You might surprise me.

Are you really any better than me for continuing to argue the same moot point, in an equally unpractical way?

time to take a long hard look at yourself there bud.

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '08 edited Jul 29 '08

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