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[NoStop]

After sticking his head out from his XP firewall, kurttrail had this to say:

Actually the "license" prohibits moving an OEM OS to a new computer, but
what is a "New" computer isn't defined in the EULA, so a person is well
within their rights to come up with their own definition of what a new
computer means. Tape a case screw to the bottom of the 'upgraded' case,
and that could serve as a legitimate definition of an upgraded computer,
as opposed to a new computer.

HAHA, no one could then accuse you Kurt of having a screw loose.


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[kurttrail]

After sticking his head out from his XP firewall, kurttrail had this
to say:

HAHA, no one could then accuse you Kurt of having a screw loose.

Not when I have a generous supply of duct tape!

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[GregRo]

Don't do phone activation unless forced to.

Why?

Greg Ro

 

[kurttrail]

Why?

Greg Ro

Because, why deal with the extra BS of typing in 50-digit activation IDs
on your phone keypad when you don't have to.

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Kurt
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microscum.pubic.windowsexp.gonorrhea
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"Trustworthy Computing" is only another example of an Oxymoron!
"Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei"