Posted by
timothy
on from the don't-miss-an-episode-of-%83hd1nzz dept.
karrde writes "CNet (and others) is reporting that: 'Microsoft has bowed to consumer pressure and pulled back from a controversial plan that would have encrypted TV shows recorded on forthcoming digital media PCs.' One could hope that this will be the first many decisions in this direction."
Re:Make up the damn minds
by
Anonymous Coward
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· Score: -1, Flamebait
Well, damn...all my copies of Windows (98, NT, 2000, and XP) must be defective, because they never bluescreen.
*cough*Bullshit*cough*
Oh no, I apologize. I get it now. You said your copies of 98, NT, 2000, and XP never bluescreen. I guess you're a newbie. It's not the install disks that bluescreen. It's the computer running the OS.
Oh, wait...that's probably because I actually know how to operate a computer
Oh yes, it really sounds like you do. ROFL.
and I don't let it bluescreen".
I'd like to know how you can not "let" a computer bluescreen. They usually do it without first getting permission from the user.
Oh, sorry, I get it now. You never turn the power on. Or you run Linux.
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*cough*Bullshit*cough*
Oh no, I apologize. I get it now. You said your copies of 98, NT, 2000, and XP never bluescreen. I guess you're a newbie. It's not the install disks that bluescreen. It's the computer running the OS.
Oh, wait...that's probably because I actually know how to operate a computer
Oh yes, it really sounds like you do. ROFL.
and I don't let it bluescreen".
I'd like to know how you can not "let" a computer bluescreen. They usually do it without first getting permission from the user.
Oh, sorry, I get it now. You never turn the power on. Or you run Linux.
Boy, you had me fooled for a minute.