New Microsoft Ad: Animated GIF - Be Patient!

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The discussion revolves around a humorous animated GIF that critiques Linux users while playfully labeling their criticism of Windows as "terrorism." Participants express skepticism about the GIF's authenticity and speculate on its origins, questioning whether it was created by Microsoft. There is a light-hearted tone, with comments about the support for Microsoft being tied to American values and a joking reference to command line usage among Linux users. Overall, the conversation highlights the ongoing rivalry between Linux and Windows users, characterized by playful banter and sarcasm.
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That tears it;

The next time I hear one of you Linux-heads downtalking Windows I'm going to consider the bashing for what it truly is; a form of terrorism! :smile:
 
That's not a really from Microsoft is it? Edit: I just thought about it - dumb question

I wouldn't be surprised if it was true, since Microsoft is a large US company. :rolleyes:

They support Microsoft, they are somewhat supporting America.

I wonder what version of Linux they use? :shy:
 
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hey dduardo, where did you take it ? or is it what your just made ? It looks funny though,.lol.
 
As the saying goes, Real men use the command line.
Keep using Linux you terrorists! :smile:
 
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