I don't quite understand the relation of what portion of my comment you quoted and what you replied with, but then again, my Linux experience extends to an install of Ubuntu and never going back to it again except to change it so it boots to Windows by default, so it could be related.
How does making the user use the free version only at home, or not in a network force him to get the expensive business lincense and "Internet Security" suite?
Couldn't I just cut those costs of virus protection by using Avira, or AVG, or one of the many other free anti-viruses on the Internet, along with a free anti-spyware checker? Not unlike you proposing we run Linux, a free OS.
We could even be a smart user and not get viruses and malware!
The PC version of the game was only allowed to have 2 activations at any given time. Fun anti-user nonsense, that is. If anyone could pressure the
publisher into giving up on such BS, I would hope it's the developer. Gamers definitely can't.
Which was later patched: expanded to five, and no one has complained about it in months.
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Capsized? Like a ship? Be sure not to put it's anchor down on any of your LAN wires.
I don't quite understand the relation of what portion of my comment you quoted and what you replied with, but then again, my Linux experience extends to an install of Ubuntu and never going back to it again except to change it so it boots to Windows by default, so it could be related.
How does making the user use the free version only at home, or not in a network force him to get the expensive business lincense and "Internet Security" suite?
Couldn't I just cut those costs of virus protection by using Avira, or AVG, or one of the many other free anti-viruses on the Internet, along with a free anti-spyware checker? Not unlike you proposing we run Linux, a free OS. We could even be a smart user and not get viruses and malware!
The email most safe from spam is the one that doesn't exist.
Don't Go comparing Apples to Apples now, or to express my meaning better, don't take a Risk with an out there pun.
Personally, I've never checked to see if what comes out is heavier...
1. You can either be a childish homophobe
2. You can say nothing.
It's funny, this time, for Y2K-and-one-one-twenty-fifths, nobody expected anything!
Blah Blah Capitalism, blah blah evil corporations, blah blah series of tubes blah yakity yak is bad.
And what house? Should be read "your basement."
Real funny. But what is the question?
A mini-fridge, a computer, and the phone. In fact, screw the computer and phone.
welcome our new information overlord. Wait, I read that wrong.
Informing and subtle trolling. Nice.
Because at the time many of us we on our 25Mb Hotmail and Yahoo accounts, and bigger sounded better.
Scratch that. The RIAA will have to, as music labels aren't losing money anyways, considering a pirate always would have pirated and never paid.
It makes me feel warm inside despite having no contact or influence with the OLPC project.
You must be pun-ished for that.
In hindsight, Thinking about how AA works, I may have just owned myself there.
I've always felt AA was different from real combat in that in one of them, you don't respawn.
I think it's fine as long as it gets done for the people who are still alive.
And then, they cancel it. Then what?
...it's not a dying genre, it's the PIRAAAATTEESSS.