Microsoft hires Seinfeld to bite Apple
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Oakman wrote:
designed around its "Windows Not Walls"
i am no architect but i am curious, can you have windows without walls?
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In time. ;P
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jgasm wrote:
can you have windows without walls?
Yes, if you have vision. :) (You can add a skylight to a roof of a room without walls). /ravi
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What holds the roof up? :confused:
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What holds the roof up? :confused:
Damn... back to the drawing board. :) /ravi
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Continually painted by Apple and other rivals as uncool and unsafe, Microsoft plans to spend $300 million on a new series of advertisements, designed around its "Windows Not Walls" slogan, that will feature Seinfeld and Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates. My guess is that putting Bill Gates on camera will not make Microsoft cool, even if Seinfeld is there, too.
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Oakman wrote:
...that will feature Seinfeld and Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates...
A show about nothing? :-D
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What holds the roof up? :confused:
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Continually painted by Apple and other rivals as uncool and unsafe, Microsoft plans to spend $300 million on a new series of advertisements, designed around its "Windows Not Walls" slogan, that will feature Seinfeld and Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates. My guess is that putting Bill Gates on camera will not make Microsoft cool, even if Seinfeld is there, too.
Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface
Doesn't Microsoft have enough comedians already?
Best wishes, Hans
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What holds the roof up? :confused:
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Doesn't Microsoft have enough comedians already?
Best wishes, Hans
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Clowns, yes. Comedians, no :)
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Oakman wrote:
designed around its "Windows Not Walls"
i am no architect but i am curious, can you have windows without walls?
----------------------------------------------------------- "When I first saw it, I just thought that you really, really enjoyed programming in java." - Leslie Sanford
How about houses with glass walls? The walls function as windows as well...
-- Kein Mitleid Für Die Mehrheit
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What holds the roof up? :confused:
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Continually painted by Apple and other rivals as uncool and unsafe, Microsoft plans to spend $300 million on a new series of advertisements, designed around its "Windows Not Walls" slogan, that will feature Seinfeld and Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates. My guess is that putting Bill Gates on camera will not make Microsoft cool, even if Seinfeld is there, too.
Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface
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What holds the roof up? :confused:
Same thing that stops windows from crashing...
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Continually painted by Apple and other rivals as uncool and unsafe, Microsoft plans to spend $300 million on a new series of advertisements, designed around its "Windows Not Walls" slogan, that will feature Seinfeld and Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates. My guess is that putting Bill Gates on camera will not make Microsoft cool, even if Seinfeld is there, too.
Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface
Did anyone else catch the subtle hint in the subtext of the message from the email that maybe Seinfeld isn't the most up to date personality to be showing how "cool and hip" MS is? I'm a fan of MS but think that there might be someone out there who could help appeal to the younger generation better than Mr. (What is up with that?) Seinfeld. I think the hidden agenda of the geeks at MS is to remain uncool and unhip... and personally I'm fine with that goal. Who needs them to suddenly get their groove back and realize that they can start charging even more for their products? :doh: Not I.
Mike Devenney
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How about houses with glass walls? The walls function as windows as well...
-- Kein Mitleid Für Die Mehrheit
You should work for Apple!
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You should work for Apple!
“Time and space can be a bitch.” –Gushie, Quantum Leap {o,o}.oO( Looking for a great RSS reader? Try FeedBeast! ) |)””’) Built with home-grown CodeProject components! -”-”-
If their employees are to be as "hip" as their products, I don't think I would fit in very well. :~
-- Kein Mitleid Für Die Mehrheit
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Did anyone else catch the subtle hint in the subtext of the message from the email that maybe Seinfeld isn't the most up to date personality to be showing how "cool and hip" MS is? I'm a fan of MS but think that there might be someone out there who could help appeal to the younger generation better than Mr. (What is up with that?) Seinfeld. I think the hidden agenda of the geeks at MS is to remain uncool and unhip... and personally I'm fine with that goal. Who needs them to suddenly get their groove back and realize that they can start charging even more for their products? :doh: Not I.
Mike Devenney
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Same thing that stops windows from crashing...
John Oxley wrote:
Same thing that stops windows from crashing...
Hope?
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Doesn't Microsoft have enough comedians already?
Best wishes, Hans
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Hans Dietrich wrote:
Doesn't Microsoft have enough comedians already?
Only on their support lines.
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TGKN wrote:
Yeah... I want 50 Cent to promote Windows 7....
phhht....I want BEYONCE....
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Continually painted by Apple and other rivals as uncool and unsafe, Microsoft plans to spend $300 million on a new series of advertisements, designed around its "Windows Not Walls" slogan, that will feature Seinfeld and Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates. My guess is that putting Bill Gates on camera will not make Microsoft cool, even if Seinfeld is there, too.
Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface
And I can see Steve Jobs doing the same but with Kramer. S.J. - Hey look, Windows... K. - Windows, that's buggy (while he is smoking a cigar and smiling) Hahaha I can see that coming... :laugh:
