Kosher for Passover software

[geoffrey mendelson]

On Apr 1, 2010, at 10:55 AM, Shlomi Fish wrote:
>
> Well, first of all, it should be noted that the "$" sign is generally
> associated with greed for money (Like "Make $$$ fast.") etc. so this  
> is what
> people are implying by writing "M$" instead of "MS". By associating  
> the "$"
> sign with Microsoft, one implies that either Microsoft is negatively  
> greedy
> (which may be the case, but all good companies, including the open  
> source
> ones, want to have profits too, and there's nothing wrong with  
> that), or that
> the "$" sign is negative just like Microsoft is perceived to be (and  
> are to a
> large extent).
>


Actually the Dollar sign, was originally written with 2 vertical  
lines. It was the monogram of "US" (United States).

As for writing an operating system, you might as well give up it. It's  
already done. You can (actually have to) buy Solaris from Larry  
Ellison, a Jew.
This eliminates the need to toivel the disks, even if they contain  
"hot" fixes. And since it must be bought (open solaris is on its way  
out, and there are no more free licenses for solaris), the talmudic  
requirment to pay a fair price for something is fulfilled.

Geoff.


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