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  Linux out dates Microshaft oriffice 7 <7@enemygadgets.com> - 2016-04-28 21:50 +0000
    Re: Linux out dates Microshaft oriffice Takuya Saitoh <taka0038@gmail.com> - 2016-04-28 20:54 -0700
      Re: Linux out dates Microshaft oriffice Desk Rabbit <me@example.com> - 2016-04-29 10:33 +0100
        Re: Linux out dates Microshaft oriffice 7 <7@enemygadgets.com> - 2016-04-29 10:56 +0000
          Re: Linux out dates Microshaft oriffice Desk Rabbit <me@example.com> - 2016-04-29 12:13 +0100

#352537 — Linux out dates Microshaft oriffice

Linux out dates Microshaft oriffice
----------------------------------

Its not often a sea change happenz but it does happen.

Not so long ago, it were the techies setting
up ad hoc email severs and running circles around their peers
while management swore at the engineers and told
them off to stop using email and use typewriters
and hard copy because that was why money was spent
on printers and wordprocessors.

Those were the days :)

Those days have moved on and now we have swanky
management with their emails and spreadsheets.

Management is outdated again however
with Linux outdating microshat oriffice tools and
email in one fell swoop.

The world has move on to Linux, apache,
php, python, MySQL used to implement intranets,
wiki along with python scripts + daemons to sync the
wiki and intranets, and generate reports by the minute.

You have to be a dinosaur to be pushed into using email
or microshaft oriffice 'productivity' tools.

This new world easily disses the old world
of microshaft oriffice 'productivity' suites and email.

In plain simple numbers, the number of bytes
transferred in the act of communications is 
hundreds of times larger for intranets and
wiki than any microshaft oriffice 'productivity' tools
or email systems.

Just check the logs and you got proof that information
use and re-use is very high once its fed into
intranets and wiki.

You would have to be a plain outdated if you can't
measure the difference and extract and extrapolate
the benefits of these new tools.

So much so, its infinitely more easier to run a
business without email and oriffice products.

I might type out 2 email a day now, and write one
document in a month using oriffice products.

The rest of the time is spent ferociously updating
intranet and looking at automated reports.

I know it works, the logs say it works.

All the updates done through wiki are downloaded/used
hundreds of times per day.

And if someone isn't participating, I know that too ;)

What a difference it makes to project management
not having to deal with emails and oriffice products :)

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#352597

On Friday, April 29, 2016 at 6:50:16 AM UTC+9, 7 wrote:
> Linux out dates Microshaft oriffice
> ----------------------------------
> 
> Its not often a sea change happenz but it does happen.
> 
> Not so long ago, it were the techies setting
> up ad hoc email severs and running circles around their peers
> while management swore at the engineers and told
> them off to stop using email and use typewriters
> and hard copy because that was why money was spent
> on printers and wordprocessors.
> 
> Those were the days :)
> 
> Those days have moved on and now we have swanky
> management with their emails and spreadsheets.
> 
> Management is outdated again however
> with Linux outdating microshat oriffice tools and
> email in one fell swoop.
> 
> The world has move on to Linux, apache,
> php, python, MySQL used to implement intranets,
> wiki along with python scripts + daemons to sync the
> wiki and intranets, and generate reports by the minute.
> 
> You have to be a dinosaur to be pushed into using email
> or microshaft oriffice 'productivity' tools.
> 
> This new world easily disses the old world
> of microshaft oriffice 'productivity' suites and email.
> 
> In plain simple numbers, the number of bytes
> transferred in the act of communications is 
> hundreds of times larger for intranets and
> wiki than any microshaft oriffice 'productivity' tools
> or email systems.
> 
> Just check the logs and you got proof that information
> use and re-use is very high once its fed into
> intranets and wiki.
> 
> You would have to be a plain outdated if you can't
> measure the difference and extract and extrapolate
> the benefits of these new tools.
> 
> So much so, its infinitely more easier to run a
> business without email and oriffice products.
> 
> I might type out 2 email a day now, and write one
> document in a month using oriffice products.
> 
> The rest of the time is spent ferociously updating
> intranet and looking at automated reports.
> 
> I know it works, the logs say it works.
> 
> All the updates done through wiki are downloaded/used
> hundreds of times per day.
> 
> And if someone isn't participating, I know that too ;)
> 
> What a difference it makes to project management
> not having to deal with emails and oriffice products :)

http://www.alphr.com/features/391192/office-online-vs-google-docs-which-free-online-office-suite-is-best

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#352631

On 29/04/2016 04:54, Takuya Saitoh wrote:
> On Friday, April 29, 2016 at 6:50:16 AM UTC+9, 7 wrote:
>> Linux out dates Microshaft oriffice
>> ----------------------------------
>>
>> Its not often a sea change happenz but it does happen.
>>
>> Not so long ago, it were the techies setting
>> up ad hoc email severs and running circles around their peers
>> while management swore at the engineers and told
>> them off to stop using email and use typewriters
>> and hard copy because that was why money was spent
>> on printers and wordprocessors.
>>
>> Those were the days :)
>>
>> Those days have moved on and now we have swanky
>> management with their emails and spreadsheets.
>>
>> Management is outdated again however
>> with Linux outdating microshat oriffice tools and
>> email in one fell swoop.
>>
>> The world has move on to Linux, apache,
>> php, python, MySQL used to implement intranets,
>> wiki along with python scripts + daemons to sync the
>> wiki and intranets, and generate reports by the minute.
>>
>> You have to be a dinosaur to be pushed into using email
>> or microshaft oriffice 'productivity' tools.
>>
>> This new world easily disses the old world
>> of microshaft oriffice 'productivity' suites and email.
>>
>> In plain simple numbers, the number of bytes
>> transferred in the act of communications is
>> hundreds of times larger for intranets and
>> wiki than any microshaft oriffice 'productivity' tools
>> or email systems.
>>
>> Just check the logs and you got proof that information
>> use and re-use is very high once its fed into
>> intranets and wiki.
>>
>> You would have to be a plain outdated if you can't
>> measure the difference and extract and extrapolate
>> the benefits of these new tools.
>>
>> So much so, its infinitely more easier to run a
>> business without email and oriffice products.
>>
>> I might type out 2 email a day now, and write one
>> document in a month using oriffice products.
>>
>> The rest of the time is spent ferociously updating
>> intranet and looking at automated reports.
>>
>> I know it works, the logs say it works.
>>
>> All the updates done through wiki are downloaded/used
>> hundreds of times per day.
>>
>> And if someone isn't participating, I know that too ;)
>>
>> What a difference it makes to project management
>> not having to deal with emails and oriffice products :)
>
> http://www.alphr.com/features/391192/office-online-vs-google-docs-which-free-online-office-suite-is-best
>

Indeed, the Microsoft offering is much better. We've never sold the 
Google service but one of our competitors has but I heard the other day 
from one of their customers that they are dropping Google in favour of 
Microsoft. I have to say as a business user Office 365 is just awesome 
and so reliable.

As a side note, we provide support to the UK office of an Australian 
company, they use Google. We are always having to deal with sync issues 
for signatures, it's horrible and unreliable. The built in Microsoft 
solution and the add on Exclaimer work 100%.

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#352637

Desk Rabbit wrote:


>>> Linux out dates Microshaft oriffice
>>> ----------------------------------
>>>
>>> Its not often a sea change happenz but it does happen.
>>>
>>> Not so long ago, it were the techies setting
>>> up ad hoc email severs and running circles around their peers
>>> while management swore at the engineers and told
>>> them off to stop using email and use typewriters
>>> and hard copy because that was why money was spent
>>> on printers and wordprocessors.
>>>
>>> Those were the days :)
>>>
>>> Those days have moved on and now we have swanky
>>> management with their emails and spreadsheets.
>>>
>>> Management is outdated again however
>>> with Linux outdating microshat oriffice tools and
>>> email in one fell swoop.
>>>
>>> The world has move on to Linux, apache,
>>> php, python, MySQL used to implement intranets,
>>> wiki along with python scripts + daemons to sync the
>>> wiki and intranets, and generate reports by the minute.
>>>
>>> You have to be a dinosaur to be pushed into using email
>>> or microshaft oriffice 'productivity' tools.
>>>
>>> This new world easily disses the old world
>>> of microshaft oriffice 'productivity' suites and email.
>>>
>>> In plain simple numbers, the number of bytes
>>> transferred in the act of communications is
>>> hundreds of times larger for intranets and
>>> wiki than any microshaft oriffice 'productivity' tools
>>> or email systems.
>>>
>>> Just check the logs and you got proof that information
>>> use and re-use is very high once its fed into
>>> intranets and wiki.
>>>
>>> You would have to be a plain outdated if you can't
>>> measure the difference and extract and extrapolate
>>> the benefits of these new tools.
>>>
>>> So much so, its infinitely more easier to run a
>>> business without email and oriffice products.
>>>
>>> I might type out 2 email a day now, and write one
>>> document in a month using oriffice products.
>>>
>>> The rest of the time is spent ferociously updating
>>> intranet and looking at automated reports.
>>>
>>> I know it works, the logs say it works.
>>>
>>> All the updates done through wiki are downloaded/used
>>> hundreds of times per day.
>>>
>>> And if someone isn't participating, I know that too ;)
>>>
>>> What a difference it makes to project management
>>> not having to deal with emails and oriffice products :)
>>
>> http://www.alphr.com/features/391192/office-online-vs-google-docs-which-free-online-office-suite-is-best
>>
> 
> Indeed, the Microsoft offering is much better


Microshaft fano trolls hallucinating.

Nobody will buy micorhsaft appil products if fano trolls start
hallucinating their replies in public forums troll.

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#352641

On 29/04/2016 11:56, 7 wrote:
> Desk Rabbit wrote:
>
>
>>>> Linux out dates Microshaft oriffice
>>>> ----------------------------------
>>>>
>>>> Its not often a sea change happenz but it does happen.
>>>>
>>>> Not so long ago, it were the techies setting
>>>> up ad hoc email severs and running circles around their peers
>>>> while management swore at the engineers and told
>>>> them off to stop using email and use typewriters
>>>> and hard copy because that was why money was spent
>>>> on printers and wordprocessors.
>>>>
>>>> Those were the days :)
>>>>
>>>> Those days have moved on and now we have swanky
>>>> management with their emails and spreadsheets.
>>>>
>>>> Management is outdated again however
>>>> with Linux outdating microshat oriffice tools and
>>>> email in one fell swoop.
>>>>
>>>> The world has move on to Linux, apache,
>>>> php, python, MySQL used to implement intranets,
>>>> wiki along with python scripts + daemons to sync the
>>>> wiki and intranets, and generate reports by the minute.
>>>>
>>>> You have to be a dinosaur to be pushed into using email
>>>> or microshaft oriffice 'productivity' tools.
>>>>
>>>> This new world easily disses the old world
>>>> of microshaft oriffice 'productivity' suites and email.
>>>>
>>>> In plain simple numbers, the number of bytes
>>>> transferred in the act of communications is
>>>> hundreds of times larger for intranets and
>>>> wiki than any microshaft oriffice 'productivity' tools
>>>> or email systems.
>>>>
>>>> Just check the logs and you got proof that information
>>>> use and re-use is very high once its fed into
>>>> intranets and wiki.
>>>>
>>>> You would have to be a plain outdated if you can't
>>>> measure the difference and extract and extrapolate
>>>> the benefits of these new tools.
>>>>
>>>> So much so, its infinitely more easier to run a
>>>> business without email and oriffice products.
>>>>
>>>> I might type out 2 email a day now, and write one
>>>> document in a month using oriffice products.
>>>>
>>>> The rest of the time is spent ferociously updating
>>>> intranet and looking at automated reports.
>>>>
>>>> I know it works, the logs say it works.
>>>>
>>>> All the updates done through wiki are downloaded/used
>>>> hundreds of times per day.
>>>>
>>>> And if someone isn't participating, I know that too ;)
>>>>
>>>> What a difference it makes to project management
>>>> not having to deal with emails and oriffice products :)
>>>
>>> http://www.alphr.com/features/391192/office-online-vs-google-docs-which-free-online-office-suite-is-best
>>>
>>
>> Indeed, the Microsoft offering is much better
>
>
> Microshaft fano trolls hallucinating.
>
> Nobody will buy micorhsaft appil products if fano trolls start
> hallucinating their replies in public forums troll.
>

No hallucinations here my friend, though I do worry that your meds might 
be giving you some problems as your spelling seems to be way off.

Here's my post again.

Indeed, the Microsoft offering is much better. We've never sold the 
Google service but one of our competitors has but I heard the other day 
from one of their customers that they are dropping Google in favour of 
Microsoft. I have to say as a business user Office 365 is just awesome 
and so reliable.

As a side note, we provide support to the UK office of an Australian 
company, they use Google. We are always having to deal with sync issues 
for signatures, it's horrible and unreliable. The built in Microsoft 
solution and the add on Exclaimer work 100%.

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