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02.25.08

Picture of the Day: Microsoft’s Idea of Philanthropy

Posted in Microsoft, Humor, Bill Gates, Vista at 3:37 am by Roy Schestowitz

Let them eat Vista

Context:

  1. Bill Gates' Retirement Merely a Political Lock-in Crusade
  2. Microsoft 'Buys' Dubai Away from GNU/Linux, Calls it “Charity”; Paris Also?
  3. OOXML Sins and “Charity” Against GNU/Linux
  4. It's Not Dumping Because They Call it “Charity”
  5. Boosting Windows Vista Sales Using AIDS
  6. “Let Them Eat Vista...”
  7. Mysterious New Moves in the Gates Foundation
  8. Microsoft Carries on Dumping to Make Its Products a 'Standard'
  9. The Takeaways from the Giveaways
  10. Microsoft Must Be Absolutely Terrified

Notes: the picture was created by weaving together two separate images from the public domain (via Wikimedia, as usual) and Windows Vista’s promotional images. We are still very careful with copyrights.

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