> However, as a practical matter, the first
> obstacle that the well-bankrolled
> progressionist is likely to run into is
> indeed table limits.
And what else really matters?
> However, as a practical matter, the first
> obstacle that the well-bankrolled
> progressionist is likely to run into is
> indeed table limits.
And what else really matters?
> Surely you jest.
> You guys are hilarious.
> His $65 Billion speaks for itself.
Making that kind of money is quite an accomplishment.
Making that kind of money selling a product that doesn't work very well is really quite an incredible accomplishment.
Really completely unrelated, but I was perusing these posts and it just so happens I attended a talk by this very Bill earlier today. Imagine that. He gave a talk at my school (UCSD) about the future of computing technology. As I watched him speak I pictured him playing BJ....for $5 a hand.
> Gates can't even get Windows to work.
Suppose you were a bug exterminator, and you wanted to get rich. Would you kill all the bugs??
ETF
> Suppose you were a bug exterminator, and you
> wanted to get rich. Would you kill all the
> bugs??
Good point. But a better metaphor might be a fireman that runs around starting fires.
He owns an apartment in the building across the street from me. Haven?t seen him. If I do, I have a few choice (i.e. unpleasant) words in mind.
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