These frcking MS morons

Posted by Nico Golde in software
Monday, August 29. 2005

Thank you MS for providing such a great operating system.
Thank you for providing great userspace software.
Thank god that you exist.

And thank you for providing software which allows you customers to send me totally fucked up mails:

......./a^MSonstige interne
+oder externe Geräte: ^Mn/a^MBetriebssystem: Anderes OS (im Versionsfeld angegeben) Build:Linux
+relevante Treiber: n/a^Mrelevante Software: n/a^MMFehlerbeschreibung: ^MCase ID....

X-Mailer: Microsoft CDO for Exchange 2000
The funny part of this thing is that I have to print out a copy of this sh** to attach it to the package I will send to Asus because I use their pickup service for my laptop. Html mails are crap but this definetly stinks like shit!
Thank you guys, I love you!

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how about apt-get install recode? that could help a little..

#1 Tom on 2005-08-31 08:58 (Reply)

Yes of course it helps but why the effort? Only because people are idiots?
Sorry, maybe I am a little bit drastic with this, but it definetly sucks that they don't use plain text messages for things like that.
nion

#2 nion (Homepage) on 2005-08-31 11:33 (Reply)

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