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Windows is Free (Article)



> In any event, I switched to Linux because I am lazy!  Cracking
> software on a daily basis is not that interesting, especially when
> groups like C.O.R.E. haven't even produced a keygen or no one has
> leaked a serial.  Then you have to do it yourself.  And what if a new
> version comes out?  You have to do it again.  Oh, and how do you get
> updates?  So, I have to go to this site and that site and this site
> over here and "don't download that patch, because it doesn't work on
> that version of windows", and "this software will not get updates if
> you do not activate", etc etc etc and on and on and on....
>
> $ sudo aptitude update
> $ sudo aptitude dist-upgrade
>
> /me walks away and grabs a beer :-)

Amen to that. Just s/beer/root beer/ and I'm set :)
-- 
Samuel (shardz)

Shardz's Igloo:
shardz.homelinux.net

Registered Linux User #410639

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