Comment by 9JollyOtter
1 month ago
> This isn't "semantic wankery".
Yeah it is. I never said it wasn't a cash cow. I said "it wasn't the cash cow it once was". I obviously meant relatively compared to other parts of Microsoft's business.
Considering you keep omitting that from what I said, I can only assume you are continuing to engage in bad faith.
> Next time you want to use a colloquialism, make sure you look it up first.
I understand what it means fine. I did use it correctly.
> Microsoft Windows still dominates the OS market.
On on laptops and desktops. The vast majority of people at home are using phones and tablets (outside of work usage). In that space Android dominates, then iOS and have done so for about a decade now.
> Feel free to quit this conversation at any time.
You are a clown.
>I said "it wasn't the cash cow it once was".
And that is wrong. It's even better than the "cash cow" it used to be, I provided some values of what Windows brings in over the years, and it has grown and grown. You ignored that.
>I understand what it means fine. I did use it correctly.
You seriously do not.
>You are a clown.
You are reported.
> And that is wrong. It's even better than the "cash cow" it used to be, I provided some values of what Windows brings in over the years, and it has grown and grown. You ignored that.
No and I've never ignored it. As the revenue percentage decreases because it is growing slow. It will become less important.
Relatively it isn't as much of a cash cow, which I explained ad-nauseam to you.
> You seriously do not.
It is correct enough for all intents and purposes. You are quibbling over semantics. It is totally unnecessary and pedantic.
> You are reported.
I don't care. If you make arrogant little statements like that, expect that response.
>I don't care. If you make arrogant little statements like that, expect that response.
Okay, Mr 6-day old account. I'm sure you'll just create another one when this one gets banned (again).
Your insistence that you are correct even in the face of evidence to the contrary tells me I'm done with this conversation, completely. Goodbye.