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A year ago, I started a job where I got the pleasure of using Windows. Every day. I started sending my dad emails every so often entitled "I hate windows part ##." After about a dozen of those, I decided blogging might be easier.
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This is news to me. Since I already burned the CD, ejected the CD and sent the CD off to someone, you know, a week ago. So every day, my reaction is, "I do?"
there's never really been any advantage of having a genuine copy (except for the feel good inside feeling some people get)
The "genuine advantage" was double-plus good speak, perfected to an art during the Bush years. I, for one, would appreciate this change back to common sense English descriptions that actually mean what they say.
Now, just drop the telephone activation stuff and make it an online method already.
"But it already has internet activation, idiot!"
No. What I mean is when you've used up your Internet activations due to troubleshooting hardware problems, you'll need to use the phone to tell them your PID and answer questions to get a new serial number of some sort in return to activate. But why the phone? This is a disadvantage to the deaf population. We embrace the internet because it's deaf-friendly. Why on earth can't Microsoft use a webform or application that we can answer questions to and punch in our generated PID code in? Such fail.
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