Revolution OS

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I was at Agenda 2000

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and uh, one of the people who was there
was Craig Mundie,

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who is some kind of
high mucky muck at Microsoft,

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I think uh, vice-president of consumer products
or something like that.

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And uh, I hadn't actually met him

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I, I, I, uh, bumped in to him in an,
in an elevator... in an elevator

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And uh, I looked at his badge and said,
"Oh, I see you work for Microsoft."

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And he looked back to me and said,
"Oh, yeah and what do you do?"

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And I thought he seemed just a sort of a tad dismissive

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I mean, here's the archetypal, you know,
guy in a suit

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looking at a scruffy hacker

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And so I gave him the thousand
yard stare and said,

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"I'm your worst nightmare."

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Wonderview Productions
PRESENTS

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A
J.T.S. Moore
FILM

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REVOLUTION OS

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For most its short, but colorful history,

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the computer industry has been dominated

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by the Windows operating system.

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But that could soon change,

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as Windows faces a strong challenge from Linux

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Silicon Valley has long been the place

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to develop new technology,

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start new companies and get really rich.

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Now The Valley is the front line in a revolution

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fighting for that most
politically incorrect of ideas:

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individual freedom

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Day and night,
a loose confederation of

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hackers and programmers zaps bits pieces of

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computer code around the world as it builds the tools