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| This might well be a repost, but I found the comments from last weekend at http://windowsvistablog.com/blogs/wi...d-answers.aspx most disturbing. Nick White, (a Product Manager at Microsoft working on the Windows Vista launch team?) allowed readers to comment on Vista's Content protection, and especially its far reaching implications. Please review these comments before posting a reply. | Guest
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| can you please go over my questions and answers and see if any type of cod was broken? | Guest | Apple Macintosh | 0 | 03-15-2008 08:30 AM |
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