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Story: FSF: Microsoft's attack on EC is 'outrageous'
Posted by: Anonymous (Saturday 18 February 2006, 12:45 AM)
Well, Microsoft positioned itself above the law. They got money, money gives power, and power can change the law, or at least trurn over opinions of lawmakers or law enforcement agencies. That is just being realistic.
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Story: FSF: Microsoft's attack on EC is 'outrageous'
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