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Mike Hall - MS MVP wrote:
> maybe because they choose to worry about really important things?

Phone activation is the virtual equivalent of Microsoft jerking you out
of your car, slam dunking your face onto the hood and frisking you and
you think that's just fine and dandy? You really need to get your
priorities straight and stop brown nosing MS.

What's even more pathetic is that this virtual frisking does NOTHING to
stop piracy. In fact, it makes pirated versions more attractive to the
end user because they don't have to jump through these hoops to use the
software.

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> "Stephan Rose" <kermos.remove.no.spam@no.somrek.spam.net> wrote in
> message news:enrfv2dc4u9ajd6j8d6c2u42j9rr8dfcot@4ax.com...
>> On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 05:10:08 -0700, "Richard G. Harper [MVP
>> Shell/User]" <rgharper@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>> At worst you will have to call and re-activate your copy. If you
>>> explain
>>> what happened and why it will be no problem.
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>> No problem? Yes it is a problem.
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>> NOBODY should have to call anyone to be able use their software they
>> PAID FOR! That is denial of service as far as I am concerned.
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>> Why do people accept this?
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>> Why do people think this is allright?
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