Windows 7 integrates Facebook.

Windows 7 is worse than ever
Published: 2009-01-10

Steve Ballmer revealed at a press conference yesterday that Windows 7 will
integrate Facebook in a number of applications. The idea is to facilitate
Face Books users and thus retain the market share of Facebook users using
Windows before switching to Linux or OS X.

Industry experts believe that after the flop with Windows Vista, which has sold
poorly and barely just pirate copied at all, which counts as the ultimate measure
of poor software, Microsoft has now decided to change direction on its known
operating systems. Instead of focusing on a bug free and stable Windows, which
has been a dream for all Windows users since Win 3.11, Microsoft has instead
chosen to focus on users to easily update their Facebook status, and to use so-
called Facebook applications such as quiz that tells which kind of ice cream you
are or to post animated GIF images on other people's Funwall.

The decision has been welcomed by teens and envy middlebrow across the
country, Pernilla 16 from Malmoe, Sweden says;
-''But god what fun! Where can I send Facebook eggs hatch to different animals
while I write the home work in MS Word.

Bosse 37, from Tierp, Sweden comment;
- Next time I want to boast of my childhood friends with pictures of an unknown
BMW I find on the Internet so I can upload it directly from Internet Explorer,
greate!

Bernt Gytredsson Professor of Computer Systems at the University of giant
Computer systems mean that Microsoft make a mistake when they built an entire
OS to prioritize the least computer-savvy group, and the most brain dead
application online.

- How will society look like if everything is focused on Facebook? In the long run,
it can lead to a make people stupid where people may find it difficult to get up in
the morning, go to work or school without writing a sign with his name and hold
above his head "Patrik Persson will not go to work today!".

 

No surprise here.

WINDOWS SUCKS BIG TIME!

hey i like this one

 

I have been running Windows 7 as a virtual machine for some time now. It's very nice and stable so far. The other IT folks I speak with all share the same positive impressions. I think Microsoft has a winner on its hands.


BTW - the software isn't GA yet - shit is -supposed- to be breaking right now.

 

Right!

http://www.junauza.com/2009/01/blue-screen...-windows-7.html

Just for laughs: http://www.junauza.com/2008/08/scree...ath-humor.html

 

Still with the XP, and happy with it.