@badp Plus the fact that they have wonderful customer support, and give me *free (yes free! I'm an advertiser now!) Graphics Card upgrades because they thought my failing computer was a hard drive problem. Turns out I just overclocked it a little bit too much.
@badp Also, out of personal experience, all the problems I had with Microsoft ended up with me ringing them, rinsing their ears with their own damn problems, and having them say "Don't worry, we'll just send someone out in the next 7 days" 2 Months Later I am sitting at home with an Apple computer, smooth, 60FPS++++ and my crappy little Microsoft computer collecting garbage in my corner.
@badp So Apple said, alright! Copyright time, and then they began the process of copyrighting everything that they rightfully own. Then Microsoft had a better idea. They decided to make their own slide to unlock by tapping your finger against a slideshow pond running at 15FPS.
@badp Well first of all, since the very first iPhone came out, Samsung and Android (yeah, their getting involved too!) started outright copying. Then came Microsoft dordling along the footpath and said, "Hey! I made a new touchscreen phone! Want to see it? See! It works EXACTLY LIKE AN IPHONE AND I OBVIOUSLY DIDNT JUST COPY EVERYTHING!?!?!"
@fredley Then, a day later, I saw you post on another question, that you can! (Can't find it, so ironic) I'm not blaming you, I'm just asking, is there a solid answer I can find relating to this?
@fredley I have been meaning to ask you this for a while now. A while back, I posted a question on Arqade Meta about Game Identification. You sent me a duplicate link leading to meta.gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/7617/…. Which had an answer saying "No, you can't ask Game Identification questions."
