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David B. wrote:
> I didn't say it wouldn't work, I'm saying, for those that like to remain
> in compliance with the EULA, they cannot do what you suggest because
> what you stated in your OP is not "legal", and MS WOULD likely consider
> it piracy. The Key on the side if the PC is valid for that PC ONLY, it
> is not transferable to another computer.
>

And how would MS know about it, being as their flawed WPA program
activates it and their flawed WGA program genuinizes it? How is using
something you bought stealing? Besides, breeching an EULA is NOT illegal
and is NOT stealing. It's a civil offense, not a criminal offense and
stealing, be it grand or petty larceny, is a criminal offense.

Of course, that won't stop the Justins of the world from declaring
anyone who breeches the terms of an EULA as "thieves".

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