Vista is slow Slow? It's running beautifully on my 3 year old hardware; just as good, if not better than, XP (and Feisty, which I'm dual-booting).
...prevent you from exercising your fair-use rights with your digital media in real-time. If you don't want Vista to "prevent you from exercising your fair-use rights", don't buy DRM'd media.
Besides don't you think this is a little odd considering Vista is shipping with it's own antivirus Sir/Madam, you are mistaken: Vista doesn't ship with its own anti-virus.
There's no difference. All of the audio and video files that you've ripped/downloaded will magically remain DRM free. From reading some of the shit posted here at Slashdot you'd be forgiven for thinking otherwise.
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You can change that behaviour using the 'Automatic updates' applet in Control Panel.
"Insightful"...??? "FUD Merchant" would be more appropriate.
I bet this bitch shark names an innocent male as the father, and the courts force him to pay $2000 in maintenance every month! Fuck!
...from my cold, dead hands.
Congratulations Microsoft!
...like a good idea!
They'll have to pry my downloaded copy from my cold, dead hands.
One of the kids held a MacBook up in front of his face to shield himself from the attackers.
...in this War on Terror.
And will the replacement automatically migrate the OE data to the new client More than likely.
Time to don our plastic.......macs.
Are you sure you meant to type "figure"....?
...prevent you from exercising your fair-use rights with your digital media in real-time. If you don't want Vista to "prevent you from exercising your fair-use rights", don't buy DRM'd media.Like most Linux users, Tux...
1) is fat
2) looks like he's had a lobotomy
3) gives off a fishy odour
Where's the "haha" tag?
Standards are slipping.
You're going to be asleep for a looooooooong time sir/madam!
There's no difference. All of the audio and video files that you've ripped/downloaded will magically remain DRM free. From reading some of the shit posted here at Slashdot you'd be forgiven for thinking otherwise.
lol
What is in the DVD iso version? (it's ~3.13GB)
One word: PORN
"XP Home support ending this year".
That's not true. Support for XP Home will end 2 years after the release of Vista. http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20060112-597
Turn off the address bar and convert the 'Main' bar into the new address bar!