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Fuchal

Nov 22 2006, 10:41

QUOTE(Gambit @ Nov 12 2006, 17:03)

QUOTE(Funkstar De Luxe @ Nov 12 2006, 22:52)

QUOTE(Gambit @ Nov 12 2006, 21:50)

QUOTE(viniciusferrao @ Nov 12 2006, 18:35)

In my first post I said: my Vista is leaked... I'm saying about older releases, such as: 2k and XP. And I have official licenced RC1 Vista.

Now you understand?

Ah yes, sorry. That makes it perfectly legal, of course...

Fuck, do you have shares in MS or something? Give they guy a break. Anyway, why are you so worried about what this guy is doing anyway? What's it to you?

You are not helping anyone.

Because it makes it look like we embrace warez, which we do not.

Yes, because there was so much warez embracing going on in reporting a Foobar bug with Vista.

Kanwulf

Nov 22 2006, 11:38

QUOTE(Fuchal @ Nov 22 2006, 08:41)

Yes, because there was so much warez embracing going on in reporting a Foobar bug with Vista.

A Vista that the OP has no business having.

It is pirated software and should not be discussed in any way.

musosticky

Nov 22 2006, 13:59

agreed, but the issues need to be addressed for msdn users who have a legitimate copy of the RTM

Borisz

Nov 22 2006, 14:03

QUOTE(Kanwulf @ Nov 22 2006, 18:38)

A Vista that the OP has no business having.

It is pirated software and should not be discussed in any way.

Would you know if the OP had a pirated Vista if he wouldnt specifically state it? We could ban all Vista discussions that do not state that they are using a public build (RC1), or show proof that they are MSDN subscribers if they are using RC2. Moreover, we could apply the same to Windows XP too, I'm sure that not everyone here actually bought his OS.

In fact, why don't we integrate Windows Genuine Advantage onto Hydrogenaudio itself? It would make sense, since this place is not to promote piracy!

Frank Bicking

Nov 22 2006, 14:40

Please spare us your polemics.

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