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m$ understands the laws and knows that punishment never fits the crime. criminal activity pays and m$ understands this and knows how to use it to it's full advantage ...they don't need to know what to do technically and we see that they don't know how to secure their own software, but they don't have time to worry about it when they're counting the loot
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ouch  brentk24 | 10/28/03
soon?  ryusen | 10/28/03
Office 2003 Lawsuit Judgement Edition  prong@... | 10/28/03
Well, reason number 1 to sit on 49 billion plus dollars  FilledOut | 10/28/03
self-inflicted  zd-spam | 10/28/03
With 40 to 50 billion obviously not.  prong@... | 10/28/03
exactly  stephen732@... | 10/28/03
Infringing on patents is walking a fine line...  John Zern | 10/28/03
M$ doesn't indemnify users, either  Chad_z | 10/28/03
ahhhh  lmaxwell | 10/28/03
points  ryusen | 10/28/03
Vouchers?  michael-t | 10/28/03
Chump cahnge for  No_Ax_to_Grind | 10/28/03
Exactly right  tic swayback | 10/28/03
Don't blame just Microsoft...  John Zern | 10/28/03

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