Posted by: Anonymous
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on October 03, 2008 02:36 PM
An additional remark from the guy in front of the camera, who was not aware that an interview given during the break of a small scale open source seminar on the remote Caribbean island of Curacao would be viewed by quite a few people back home:
It is neither my personal goal nor policy of the city of Amsterdam to get rid of Microsoft as such. It is however our objective to get rid of Microsoft as a monopolist for office automation.
My presentation given during the seminar: http://www.ictopcuracao.com/index.php?topic=manouchen
bears witness to the fact that I do not support Mircosoft-bashing, unless provoked.
Considering my lack of camera experience (stop blinking already!) and the fact that it was 34 degrees Celsius (there had been an power-outage so the air-conditioners weren’t fully operational yet)having to make only this one rectification is not so bad.
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Posted by: Anonymous [ip: 145.222.138.172] on October 03, 2008 02:36 PMIt is neither my personal goal nor policy of the city of Amsterdam to get rid of Microsoft as such. It is however our objective to get rid of Microsoft as a monopolist for office automation.
My presentation given during the seminar:
http://www.ictopcuracao.com/index.php?topic=manouchen
bears witness to the fact that I do not support Mircosoft-bashing, unless provoked.
Considering my lack of camera experience (stop blinking already!) and the fact that it was 34 degrees Celsius (there had been an power-outage so the air-conditioners weren’t fully operational yet)having to make only this one rectification is not so bad.
Manou Chen
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