Windows XP is a very courteous operating system.

Russ

Lifer
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I got an error message that said "Windows Explorer has encountered a problem. We apologize for the inconvenience."

Russ, NCNE

 

UG

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Oct 9, 1999
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"Sorry we are not perfect. We don't have to be."
 

gogeeta13

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LOL. When i was running Beta1, Explorer crashed and said "Explorer.exe has cause an error and will be shut down. All your resources are belong to us"
 

Mday

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Oct 14, 1999
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is there an error message where it offers to bend over for you?

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one error message we won't see:

windows explorer has encountered an error: to prevent future problems please install linux.
 

bigrash

Lifer
Feb 20, 2001
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hey i got "all your mp3 are belong to us. sorry next time try wma format."
 

Soybomb

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Jun 30, 2000
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What next? "winword.exe has performed an illegal operation. Don't worry though, it doesn't mean you go to jail or the police are coming. Now to sooth your scared brain look at this pretty picture. Isn't it neat? Continue computing. Remember Microsoft is good!"
 

Argo

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Apr 8, 2000
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I wonder how many of you will retain your smart-ass comments when asked to write several millions lines of code.
 

UberNeuman

Lifer
Nov 4, 1999
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No one here is getting paid to write the code in the first place, but are expected to pay for the end result...
 

chiwawa626

Lifer
Aug 15, 2000
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hmm, thats odd Russ, i got a blue screen that said "Windows Explorer has encountered a problem. Your FVCKED BITCH!"
 

mlip129

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Jun 18, 2001
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<< I wonder how many of you will retain your smart-ass comments when asked to write several millions lines of code >>



well microsoft has about 5000 programmers
 

Argo

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Apr 8, 2000
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<< well microsoft has about 5000 programmers >>



Well there are a lot more issues that I can't even start explaining here, without goiong into &quot;Introduction to Software Engineering 101&quot;. Anyways, it's not like N programmers are going to be N times more effective.
 

RGN

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<< No one here is getting paid to write the code in the first place, but are expected to pay for the end result... >>



uhh, these guys should be paid. They have families to ya know..
 

somethingwitty

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Hi Russ,

Thank you for your concern. Rest assured, the programmer who made this mistake has been terminated.

Here at Microsoft, we strive to provide incomprehensible and outright mean error messages. This is a task we take very seriously :)

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Somethingwitty
AKA-The bot, Ver 2.0.
Microsoft Anti-Courtesy Department
 

UberNeuman

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Nov 4, 1999
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Argo said:



<< I wonder how many of you will retain your smart-ass comments when asked to write several millions lines of code. >>



To which my answer was:



<< No one here is getting paid to write the code in the first place, but are expected to pay for the end result... >>



To which RGN stumbles in to say:



<< uhh, these guys should be paid. They have families to ya know.. >>



To which I reply:



<< Where did I say they shouldn't get paid? How did you get to be a Platinum Member by being so dense? >>

 

Helpless

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Jul 26, 2000
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I always wonder where we would be today, in the world of computing, without MS...hmmmm. In any event, I sure like their products :)
 

Urinal Mint

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When you jackasses can make a perfect OS (which will never happen), then maybe you can talk some trash. At least M$ is making strides to create a more robust and error-free OS... I don't see any of you doing it.

Win2000 is fantastic, and I'm sure XP Pro will be a fine OS as well.
 

Helpless

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Jul 26, 2000
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Everyone likes to knock it, but I only have respect for the ones who knock it and don't use any MS products...