AgentCROCODILE wrote:
Geez, are we really that bad? I mean are we really that bad?! Come on! How about somebody write a similar book, replacing the word "AS" with "NT"
On an interesting note, I use an operating system called Windows NT and it is not very secure and tends to dislike programs that work differently to its conventions. It also crashes if a driver misbehaves, and is rather huge for an OS. This could be used as a metaphor to neurotypical.
Windows NT: Windows Neurotypical
i am sorry Agent C,
i regard MS (and Win seperately) as highly (HF)autistic, at least in its result on the somewhat deviant user
IF there were a difference between HFA and AS, i might become tempted to regard open-sourcing as truly HF aspie, which would more flexible in dealing with deviant requirement; by refraining from insisting that their solution is the only by definition.
Open-sourcing would simply, technically, require a logic to include illogic and counterproductively inverted logic.
NT btw, was an excellent OS in comparison to anything else MS, adding that the yet improved NT5 was never released as such, but got renamed XP.
Vista, in essence & intention, presents the average user with the absolutesame shambles as did the 95/8/ME fiasco, and it is largely due to overdoing it's servicing task and telling us when, what and how to eat our virtual MacD with Coca Cola, hold the lattice please...
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18 Jan 2009, 1:11 pm
