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  • swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchangeS swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchange

    Microsoft advertising Windows 98

    #MillennialSnapshots
    Maxim, November 1998

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    @SwiftOnSecurity That's just what Big Geek want you to think.

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    • swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchangeS swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchange

      Microsoft advertising Windows 98

      #MillennialSnapshots
      Maxim, November 1998

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      @SwiftOnSecurity BIG GEEK, YOU'RE A

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      • swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchangeS swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchange

        Microsoft advertising Windows 98

        #MillennialSnapshots
        Maxim, November 1998

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        @SwiftOnSecurity

        someone i knew at micro$oft had this routine using their slogans in order.

        can't remember them all but it went something like:

        "making things make sense"

        [... various less and less concrete slogans ...]

        win95: "so, where do you want to go today"

        and now it's recall, copilot, and AI slop...

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        • swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchangeS swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchange

          Microsoft advertising Windows 98

          #MillennialSnapshots
          Maxim, November 1998

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          @SwiftOnSecurity BIG GEEK, YOU'RE A

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          • swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchangeS swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchange

            Microsoft advertising Windows 98

            #MillennialSnapshots
            Maxim, November 1998

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            @SwiftOnSecurity Windows ME was better

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            • swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchangeS swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchange

              Microsoft advertising Windows 98

              #MillennialSnapshots
              Maxim, November 1998

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              @SwiftOnSecurity

              Appropriate reply to Bill Gates... AND YOU'RE A BIG SEX PEST.

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              • swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchangeS swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchange

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                @SwiftOnSecurity Ohh the tail-end of mainstream use of Windows.

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                • swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchangeS swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchange

                  Microsoft advertising Windows 98

                  #MillennialSnapshots
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                  @SwiftOnSecurity This is only great if you're a big geek with small files and ACLs don't matter.

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                  • swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchangeS swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchange

                    Microsoft advertising Windows 98

                    #MillennialSnapshots
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                    @SwiftOnSecurity BIG GEEK, YOU'RE A

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                    • codinghorror@infosec.exchangeC codinghorror@infosec.exchange

                      @SwiftOnSecurity Windows ME was better

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                      @codinghorror @SwiftOnSecurity but only if you put Windows CE on first, then install lWindows NT after.

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                      • swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchangeS swiftonsecurity@infosec.exchange

                        Microsoft advertising Windows 98

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                        @SwiftOnSecurity ah yes, the days of defragging my hard drive. Do NOT miss.

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