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Re: Upgrading hardware - will it cause problems? On 14 Mar 2007 13:21:40 GMT, "Paul-B" <paul@rasf1.net> wrote:
>Stephan Rose wrote:
>
>> 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.
>>
>> 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.
>>
>> Why do people accept this?
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>Probably because it's one of the conditions you accept when you buy the
>software.
>
>> Why do people think this is allright?
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>
>Personally I don't, but I have the option to go elsewhere, as do all of
>us.
>
>If you don't like it or don't agree with it, then don't buy the
>software. Easy, really.
Why do you think I have Ubuntu running on two systems now? Dual boot
with XP still on one, exclusively now on my laptop. The computer I am
using right now is the only one that I use on a regular basis that
only has XP on it. Only going to use it for 2 more months so not going
to worry about changing this one.
So yea, I don't like it..I don't agree with it..and I am not buying
it.
But my question wasn't "What can I do about it?" I know the answer to
that one. =) |