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"Microsoft, which famously argued in an earlier antitrust case that it had the right to bundle a "ham sandwich" or anything else into Windows, says it should be free to integrate new features as it sees fit and that those features benefit consumers and the industry at large."
- and exactly HOW has that integrated pile or resource hogging security leak been a benifit to me? - Posted by: ryusen Posted on: 03/24/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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feautures with future M$ software
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businesses built on missing pieces
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