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voidmain

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Microsoft finds marketing outlet in Kazaa
« Reply #15 on: 25 October 2002, 21:24 »
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Originally posted by -=f00bar=-:


Yup. How could anyone kill something not owned by a company?     :cool:    



The only way I figure is if you have the hardware manufacturers onboard your nazi warship. Palladium/TCPA.

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« Reply #16 on: 25 October 2002, 21:44 »
Yes, just like they bought a million other companies ...
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« Reply #17 on: 4 November 2002, 04:13 »
basically, never use, create, share, absolutely ANYTHING in windows media format
Nuff said?

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« Reply #18 on: 4 November 2002, 08:54 »
i read the first 3 posts so i dunno if the topic changed or not:

why would ms (notice i dont capitalize ms because it implies that it is something actaully WORTH my extra key-pressing.) try and stop P2P anyways? i would see them like, intigrating it into there new Windows version and try and to exploit it in some way, because thats what they do.
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mn- micro-nazism - from the post comparing Gates to Hitler. I did not make up this term, "micro-nazism", i merely use it.