Well, I'll be Damned!

The top ten reasons Eternal Damnation is better than Windows Software Development

by John Walker

May 3rd, 1996
 

Eternal 
Damnation

Windows Software Development

It never ends.
You think you're almost done, but you never really finish.
You burn forever, but are not consumed.
Each update introduces new and improved tortures, which slowly consume you.
Your fate is in the hands of Satan, Prince of Darkness.
Your fate is in the hands of Gates, Prince of Incompatibility.
Satan gives you something you want in return for being damned.
Gates makes you buy Windows 95 & 98
It is avoidable; an attractive and   widely marketed alternative is available.
Resistance is futile. All the alternatives are damned or doomed.
It is free.
You pay, and pay, and pay just to stay in the game.
Satan was once an angel.
Gates started by writing a BASIC interpreter.
Hell has no Windows.
Microsoft does.
You only pass the Gates of Hell one time.
The Gates of Microsoft keeps popping up everywhere you look.
Satan sincerely believes in the triumph of Evil.
Gates just does it for the money.
   

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