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Story: Vista PCs to lock out rogue software
Posted by: Anonymous (Friday 6 October 2006, 7:44 PM)
Why would anyone in their right mind be willing to be treated in such a way. Being a genuine licence holder and having to prove that I bought it makes me feel like a thief unless I can prove otherwise. Having been beta testing this product, Vista is not really ground breaking technology. One year on and I'm sure Linux will have caught up, if not overtaken this bug infested dinosaur. No wonder Bill Gates has abandoned Microsoft. I assume in a declining sales market Microsoft see it as a way to boost their dwindling profits.
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