Glengamoi

http://www.securityfocus.com/columnists/420?ref=rss

*Falls* jemand noch nicht genug haben sollte...

Chris

Am interessantesten ist übrigens

"If you listen to pro-Microsoft journo Paul Thurrott (whose protestations of fairness and openness are about as accurate as those I hear from FOX News), this has always been the case: "The Windows XP EULA appears to implicitly allow infinite transfers because it doesn't explicitly explain how many times one might transfer a single copy of XP. As it turns out, infinite transfers wasn't the intention." Ohhhhh! How silly of the thousands and thousands of people who read "You may move the Product to a different Workstation Computer. After the transfer, you must completely remove the Product from the former Workstation Computer," in the Windows XP Professional EULA and then actually took what it said at face value!"

Denn hier wird tatsächlich versucht nachträglich die Geschichte zu ändern, bin selbst drauf reingefallen ...

http://blog.thomasbandt.de/PermaLink,guid,5337c22b-6796-4870-8e24-bdb4f7bf6d49.aspx

http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20061108

Chris

'bend!

> http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20061108

Oder auch das hier:

http://www.wired.com/news/columns/0,72085-0.html?tw=wn_technology_5

Alleine der Titel "EULA La Vista, Baby"...

Unter anderen kreativen Vorschlägen/Ergänzungen:

"Future Licenses: By using Windows Vista, you agree to not only this
license, but to any future revisions to this license. You also agree
to any future licenses for other products from Microsoft, whether or
not you actually purchase them, and to any revisions to those
licenses, including terms that require you to agree to other
licenses, and revisions to those licenses. You agree that if you
attempt to not agree to these licenses, then you automatically agree
to yet another license, and it's a lot harsher than this license, so
just watch yourself."

Ich tret mich ab.

Bernd



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Tach!

> http://www.securityfocus.com/columnists/420?ref=rss
>
> *Falls* jemand noch nicht genug haben sollte...

Und noch ein bisschen mehr zum Thema:

http://www.securityfocus.com/columnists/423

Wird nicht unbedingt besser, scheints. Brrr. Scheint so als müsste
man in Zukunft diese dämlichen EULAs wirklich genau durchlesen *zur
Brille greif*

Bernd

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