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Surprises Inside Microsoft Vista's EULA
Scott Granneman, 2006-10-27

Scott Granneman takes a look at some big surprises in Microsoft's Vista EULA that limit what security professionals and others can do with the forthcoming operating system.

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Surprises Inside Microsoft Vista's EULA 2006-10-28
one more anonymous poster
There is a reason they have no fear.. 2006-10-28
Nicholas weaver (2 replies)
Re: Speaking of Justice Dept 2006-11-02
Anonymous
don't like it? roll ur own 2006-10-28
lsi (2 replies)
Re: don't like it? roll ur own 2006-11-02
Anonymous
Re: don't like it? roll ur own 2006-11-02
Anonymous
Unclear about VMware impact 2006-10-30
Surreal
Surprises Inside Microsoft Vista's EULA 2006-10-30
Gilles Gravier - Gilles@Gravier.org
Virtualization now allowed? 2006-10-31
Anonymous (1 replies)
Re: Virtualization now allowed? 2006-11-02
Anonymous
A big big warning on the link 2006-11-02
Anonymous
Microsoft Lives! 2006-11-02
freedomme
License transfers and upgrades 2006-11-02
Anonymous Freak
When is censorship bad? 2006-11-02
A guy (1 replies)
Re: When is censorship bad? 2006-11-03
Anonymous
Gawd I love Linux 2006-11-02
Anonymous
Paul Thurrott 2006-11-02
Thurrott Apologist and Defender of Good Sense (1 replies)
Re: Paul Thurrott 2006-11-08
Anonymous
Boil The Frogs 2006-11-02
Anonymous
Stop the bitching... 2006-11-02
Anonymous
Yay for OSX 2006-11-02
Graham J
Fox News 2006-11-03
Anonymous (1 replies)
Re: Fox News 2007-03-04
Anonymous
Surprises Inside Microsoft Vista's EULA 2006-11-03
Nick of Marina, CA
Surprises Inside Microsoft Vista's EULA 2006-11-03
Morten Vitved
Change of EULA 2006-11-03
Alex
Micro$oft $uck$ 2006-11-03
assurbanipal
Surprises Inside Microsoft Vista's EULA 2006-11-12
Polishing The Brass On The Titanic
Microsoft Vista - The Future Of Computing ??? 2006-11-23
Anonymous
Vista betas have proven to me that my high performance nitro powered computer CAN run slower than my old 8088-10mhz machine. I can use Vista to slow my computer way down and play my old dusty DOS games now.
I guess 4 ghz just ain't e-nuff...sigh...
Why not bring back Win98 ? You could snaz up the Solitaire game and blow Vista away. Did I mention it's also easier to use ?
No more upgrades for me, at least until we see 100 terrahertz quad eight core CPU's with blowers and wheelie bars. (and time travel capability!)
You can keep the EULA also...I won't need it.


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