On Sat, 30 Dec 2006 19:20:52 -0800, Tim Smith wrote:
> In article <xKDlh.603$Zf4.436@xxxxxxxxxxxx>,
> flatfish+++ <flatfish@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> >>> So, where are all these favorable to Microsoft Digg submissions from
>> >>> this guy? You seem to be making most of this up. Why?
>> >>
>> >> Check out his comments.
>> >
>> > So you lied when you said this then?
>> >
>> >>>> 2,800+ stories submitted to Digg, mainly ones favouring Microsoft.
>>
>> Of course he did.
>> And as usual Roy Schestowitz has run away from the thread.....
>
> Here's the submissions from that guy since I last checked:
>
> Despite no online multiplayer option, ÃÂÂTony HawkÃÂÂ soars on the Wii
> U.S. urges ceasefire, unity talks among Somalis
> U.S. senators vow to extend Ecuador trade benefits
> Bush signs pipeline safety legislation
> How To Foil An Alien Abduction
> 'These circles are not manmade'
> Atheists vs. Leprechauns
> Extraterrestrials are using Gravity Waves to reach Earth
> Did Eastern Europe have pyramids?
> Microsoft may take on iTV at CES in January
> Flag Football championship drawing huge advertising dollars
> William Shatner Beams One More Time
> Xbox Live Arcade
> Make gaming safe for your kids
> Baath party urges Iraqis to avenge Saddam execution
> Dark Angel seasons 1 & 2 DVD Review
> Computer Bugs -- did you know?
> Oil investigation targets Interior official
> Woman infected with HIV at Libyan hospital dies
> Mickey's cousins unwelcome guests in Florida town
> Chicago jazz mecca closes doors, perhaps forever
> Will Democratic-led Congress deliver, or dispute?
> Haj pilgrims start stoning ritual
> Saddam's fate fuels death-penalty critics
> Mario and Luigi are girls who pee their pants
> Greece accuses Macedonia of twisting history in airport name dispute
> Biggest weekend in mixed martial arts history is here
> How will Bobby Knight go down in history?
> Audrey Schewe doesn't know children
> $86 billion - AT&T in largest telecommunications takeover in U.S.
> history
> How it happened: Shiite Islam
> Lazy doctor phones in instructions, people die
> A look back at the NHL in 2006
> Ann Leslie, looks like a guy in drag, but has a remarkable career
> How will Kentucky view Saddam's death historically?
> Davy Jones 61 Today
> Is LeBron James on track to be better than Michael Jordan?
> The History of Honda
> The History of the NFL
> Uncle Stan Wants You!
> Race for consumer spending on for console, gadget vendors
> The PS3 is worth dying for
> U.S. Dead in Iraq Closing on 3,000
> 10 Things Your Local News Won't Tell You
> 10 Things Your Rental Car Company Won't Tell You
> 10 Things Your Plumber Won't Tell You
> 10 Things Your Veterinarian Won't Tell You
> 10 Things Your Dentist Won't Tell You
> 10 Things Your Credit Card Company Won't Tell You
> 10 Things Your Hospital Won't Tell You
> 10 things Gas Stations Won't Tell You
> Video: Saddam's Dead Body Displayed on TV
> Video: Saddam led to the gallows and hanged
> Do you remember when...?
> Remembering Saddam
> Movie Trivia: What happened to "Flick" from the Christmas Story movie?
> Saddam Hussein in his own words
> Saddam goes Vegas
> Saddam.com up for sale!
> UFC: Controversial Sport and Its Stars
> Jury's use of Bible not unconstitutional
> Missing "Dirty War" witness found in Argentina
> Libya's Gaddafi suggests spy link in HIV case
> Video: Saddam Hussein Executed
> Saddam daughter asking body be buried in Yemen
> Saddam Photo Restrospect from birth to death
> Senator Boxer takes back award to Muslim group
> In 2006, Xbox 360 set standard for quality among serious gamers
> Burger King Sells 2 Million Xbox Games
> Despite its age, PlayStation 2 still rocks
> Sony takes retailers to task over PS3 imports
> Who will cry for Saddam?
> Woman charged with malicious castration - friendly castration OK?
> Bun stuffing illegal in Iowa
> 'Indiana Jones' to be filmed next year
> How to break into TV and commercial voice-overs
> What did William Shatner do before "Star Trek"?
> The history of Saddam, immortalized on Time magazine covers
> Saddam won't be hanging alone
> Argentina sees ex-agents behind missing witnesses
> 3 hours! Countdown to Saddam hanging...
>
> Roy says to check his comments. Here's the first few pages of stories
> he's commented on (excluding stories that he submitted):
>
> Saddam Hussein: Full death Video
> Hawaii enacts near-total ban on smoking
> Saddam Hussein Is DEAD
> Awesome!! Val Kilmer to star in "Real Genius 2"
> Man #1 asks man #2 for a smoke + man #2 says no = man #1 kills man #2
> The new Digg actuall validates against the W3C
> Exclusive NEWS - New Digg Features + Screenshots!
> Seeking Iran Intelligence, U.S. State Dept. Tries Google
> Seattle International airport removes all Christmas trees after a
> complaint
> James Kim Found ALIVE!!!!!!!
> Cookie Monster Heading to a Bus Shelter Near You
> HOW TO: Get back at a telemarketer - hilarious
> Congressman calls Miami a 'Third World country'
> Sword of the Shia - How Moqtada al-Sadr Controls U.S. Fate in Iraq
> Astronomers using the have discovered the first ever gamma ray clock
> Study: Podcast listenership rising
> Stocks edge up after Democratic wins
> CBS defends JacksonÃÂs breast-baring
> 'No proof' of Iran nuclear arms
> British Airways employee loses fight to wear cross
> Back Pain in Students: The Relationship Between Back Pain and Back
> Packs
> Green Tea Soda in eight flavors!!!
> Flu vaccine helps cut heart attacks, deaths
> A Great Idea From the Democrats. Seriously.
> Hollywood legend Jack Palance dies at 87
> Brit burns bum with firecracker - fire in the hole!
>
> That's going back to stories submitted over 50 days ago. Like his
> submissions, most of these have nothing to do with Windows or Linux.
>
> Let's just look at his submissions in the Linux/Unix category:
>
> Altiris Adds Linux Patch Management
> Altiris adds Linux patch, virtual support to management software
> Programmers pledge closer Mozilla and Linux ties
> PodCast: French parliament dumps Windows for Linux
> Make this an open source Christmas
> And *another* 0-day Linux kernel vulnerability
> Windows vs Linux (Red Hat) - Workstation - 1st Half 2006
>
> That spans 169 days. Lets check the "Programming" category:
>
> Powershell script to append a file
> Restarting Services via WMI
> The PowerShell Alias List
> PowerShell script to get Computers Chassis Types
> Creating A MMC Using A Vbs Script
> Inside Windows PowerShell Cmdlet Aliases
> Visual Studio SP1 is Released
> Powershell Script to find and replace a file on a computer
> Enumerate All Machine Names In Active Directory
> Group Policy Settings for Windows Defender
> Check to see if the Automatic Update Service is running
> How to Configure Remote Assistance to not prompt for User Permission
> Retrieve SQL Indexes For A Specified Table
> PowerShell "Prompt Here" Power Toy Download
> Script To Change A Machine's NumLock State
>
> Wow! We've finally actually found submissions that have something to do
> with Windows. No FUD, though. Just submissions of useful information
> for Windows programmers, mostly relating to VB.
>
> Maybe the "technology" section will finally reveal these FUD submissions
> Roy claims to see. Let's have a look:
>
> The best way to succeed in the technology market.
> Install MCE 2005 on XP Install
> First Official Australian Ubuntu Team
> Azureus For Windows 3.0 Beta
> FileZilla Server 0.9.21
> UPX For Windows 2.91 Beta
> Deal hunter: Dragging a discount out of Dell
> Vista beta haunts Microsoft helpdesk
> Telstra opts out of own broadband transfer system
> Wii Web browser Friday, weather channel today
> Mac users crack the Office 2007 code
> New Configuration Guide and translations
> IBM chip technology delays speed of light
> Sneak Peek at Black Friday Ads!
> WSJ's Mossberg & NYT's Pogue unimpressed by Microsoft Zune
>
> Nope. There are a few things there that make Microsoft look bad,
> though...the Zune one, and the Office 2007 one.
>
> So, I wonder what's next? Now that we see Roy was wrong about the
> submissions, and then was wrong about the comments...will he tell us he
> really meant that the FUD is in the stories that this guy is digging?
Roy Schestowitz will squirm and lie just like he has been doing lately.
I think it's a tactic he learned from Mark Kent because that is the way
Mark Kent operates.
> Has Roy gone so far off the deep end that he thinks that anything that
> doesn't say something bad about Microsoft is therefore pro-Microsoft,
> even if it had nothing to do whatsoever with Microsoft? Is Roy counting
> things like "Oil investigation targets Interior official" as
> pro-Microsoft FUD?
I seriously think that Roy Schestowitz is starting to flip out, really I
do.
He is becoming more and more paranoid and seems to be in some sort of
state of massive denial.
The last person we had in COLA that acted like this, finally left COLA
because he was convinced that Microsoft was after his family and that they
were in danger.
His name was mjcr and coincidentally he is the person who concocted the
Gary Stewart story as well as being the COLA FAQ maintainer/creator.
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.os.linux.advocacy/msg/bc64c6e578019d77
A real mental case he was and it looks as if Roy is heading in the same
direction.
It's obvious that Roy is obsessed with Linux and no matter what the medium
(COLA/Digg/Netscape) he can't deal with people posting more than he does,
people not supporting Linux 100 percent and in fact he goes off the deep
end should a person say ANYTHING negative about Linux.
Yes, I think Roy Schestowitz is freaking out.....
Hopefully he realizes this and gets help soon so he doesn't totally flip
out like mjcr or God help him, Doug Mentohl.
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