Microslop

All Windows apps use Control-X, Control-C and Control-V, and using the same ones on the Atari makes life a little easier for those of us who need to deal with Microslop products.

1993 December, A. Fasoldt, “Key Combo Standards”, in GENIE LAMP, volume 3, number 63, page 15

But [David] Cutler also felt outright contempt for lowly PCs and their bug-ridden programs, calling his new employer "Microslop" and "this scumbag company" and thinking Gates himself overrated.

[1994 November 14, Alan Deutschman, “The soul of Microsoft's machine”, in Fortune, volume 130, number 10, page 260

If you're using a MicroSlop based OS, well then there's not much I can do for ya.

1998, 2600: The Hacker Quarterly, volume 15, page 9

Regarding protection of property in the computing industry, I once heard a computer consultant say, "If someone thinks they have intellectual property to protect, then they don't have any intellectual property." This statement says it all about innovation and progression in the area of software development. Stifle that for "Microslop" profit and you kill all future innovation.

2003 March, Ben Swanner, “Letters”, in Network Magazine, San Francisco

In 1988, experienced software engineers who joined Microsoft from Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) called the company “Microslop.” They felt the Microsoft developers were less experienced and approached problems “helter skelter.”

[2005, Peter Middleton, James Sutton, Lean Software Strategies, page 374