Unsubscription From This Newsgroup

Why does Vista keep automatically unsubscribing me from this newsgroup? I
am fully convinced that Vista is too unstable for use in any serious and/or
critical applications. Having said that I still believe it is not far short
of miraculous when compared to computing operations of thirty years ago.

brikendor wrote:
> Why does Vista keep automatically unsubscribing me from this newsgroup?
> I am fully convinced that Vista is too unstable for use in any serious
> and/or critical applications. Having said that I still believe it is
> not far short of miraculous when compared to computing operations of
> thirty years ago.

So get a Mac and stop complaining.
Its not like you don't have choices, here in America we have what is
known as a free market system.
In this "free market" consumers have the ability to purchase different
products that quit his or her need.
You can buy a Ford, Honda, BMW, Daewoo, Saturn, Chevy, Windows,
Macintosh and yes - even free solutions such as Linux are an option. I
suggest Ubuntu or Mandriva.
Good luck in your exploration of the many options the free market has to
offer.

Glad to hear from you, Justin. If you take a look at my original post, you
will see that I described Vista as "little short of miraculous". I've no
intention of discarding my first PC in favour of something to keep the rain
off. Perhaps you meant "Big Mac", a delicious meal in a bun - also an
alternative appellation for "Macca", Sir (James) Paul McCartney.

I hate to be misunderstood - doesn't everyone?

"Justin" <justin@nobecauseihatespam.com> wrote in message
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> brikendor wrote:
>> Why does Vista keep automatically unsubscribing me from this newsgroup?
>> I am fully convinced that Vista is too unstable for use in any serious
>> and/or critical applications. Having said that I still believe it is not
>> far short of miraculous when compared to computing operations of thirty
>> years ago.
>
> So get a Mac and stop complaining.
> Its not like you don't have choices, here in America we have what is known
> as a free market system.
> In this "free market" consumers have the ability to purchase different
> products that quit his or her need.
> You can buy a Ford, Honda, BMW, Daewoo, Saturn, Chevy, Windows, Macintosh
> and yes - even free solutions such as Linux are an option. I suggest
> Ubuntu or Mandriva.
> Good luck in your exploration of the many options the free market has to
> offer.