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Story: Microsoft: 'No patches for pirates'
Posted by: Anonymous (Wednesday 2 February 2005, 12:25 PM)
"people whose copies are found not to be legitimate can get a discount on a genuine copy of Windows, though the price varies from $10 to $150 depending on the country"...
So the ethos then should be to first make sure you get a free pirated version installed on your computer, in order to get a discount to buy Windows! Brilliant idea :-p
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Story: Microsoft: 'No patches for pirates'
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at last the kick i needed to make the move linux :... Anonymous -
Pirates won't pay up for a proper copy of Windows,... NJ
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Consumers should start a "no pay for buggy, insecu... Tom Wootton
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In my profession if you can't prove it works... Anonymous -
Microsoft should be going after the dist... Anonymous -
"people whose copies are found not to be legitimat... Anonymous -
i realize windows is categorically an inferior pro... Anonymous
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It's interesting that Microsoft say that they have... Bart Chellors
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