People will even pirate data worth 99 cents... so long as there's a price tag, there's people who try to get around it.
That just so nottrue. I'll buy (and have bought) 1 game every month. I don't buy more than 1 game because i just can't afford it. If the game companies reduced their prices with atleast 50% then i would have bought 3 games per month - which means that they will make more money by reducing their prices. (yes, my budget isn't high enough for 2 games per month )
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I know i don't talk for my self only, but also for many of my friends.
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People will even pirate data worth 99 cents... so long as there's a price tag, there's people who try to get around it.
That just so nottrue. I'll buy (and have bought) 1 game every month. I don't buy more than 1 game because i just can't afford it. If the game companies reduced their prices with atleast 50% then i would have bought 3 games per month - which means that they will make more money by reducing their prices. (yes, my budget isn't high enough for 2 games per month )
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I know i don't talk for my self only, but also for many of my friends.
If their web site doesn't run Linux, I wonder how SCO determined that Autozone is a Linux user
That is very easy. It is not about their internet site, but rather their intranet. Check this redhat announcement.
(i got this link from www.groklaw.net)