Six years back on the same day I married Sai Lakshmi (12-July-2000). I know Sai for almost 13 years now :) I fell in love with her during my 12th standard. I know @ 17 yrs any person wouldn't be matured enough to make a big decision like this. But thank God my choice was perfect :) Even now, very often we used to think about the past and laugh at our behaviors/actions then. My love story would be really interesting (at least for me and Sai :)) and I am sure none of you guys would be interested in reading about it so lemme not get into it in-depth. But one thing which I want to share is "Without Sai, I wouldn't have entered into the IT field at all". She was instrumental in convincing me to study my Master's degree in Computer Application. That's the move that changed my career. Till my schooling, my dream was to either become a "big" sportsman (Cricket and Badminton were my favorites at that time.) or an Aeronautics engineer. Unfortunately, my l...
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But, I see the whole issue being blown out of proposition. I dont find the point to read too much in between the lines. Allchin has a very good vision for Windows, and an equal good respect for Microsoft as a whole. He is trying to drive a point which he feels the team is missing !! How do we drive a point to a child whose wrong on his/her path? At no point the company has monopolized their claim on running a Windows OS. Now, how many MS employees ripped apart Zune on comparison to iPod? Most of them, and publicly too. They were open to constructive criticism and all these law-suits are looking way too much for such a trivial issue :)
And I feel so bad for Jim Allchin. He is getting targetted repetetively :)A week back, his claim that Vista will be secure with default security features not altered, brought news that 'Allchin recommends No Anti-Virus for Windows Vista' :) I sincerely wish he has a peaceful retirement life for all the good he has done so far!!