Windows XP Service Pack 1 Dutch released
Posted by Steven Parker on 18 September 2002 - 16:49 · 4 comments & 168 views
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Additionally Dutch visitors can also choose to get the Service Pack sent on CD for free. You can choose between the Dutch version and the English, I already ordered my English SP1 order yours today.
The English version doesn't seem to be limited to a country, so give it a whirl for a free SP1 CD.
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Executive Council of Australian Jewry president Jeremy Jones said the decision struck a blow against organised racism in Australia.
"This case won't end hate material on the internet but does indicate that if you have been vilified on the net, and thought it was too complex to deal with, you now have some legal precedent to assist you to maintain your human rights."
Dr Toben, who has spent seven months in a German jail for inciting racial hatred and defaming the memory of the dead, said the decision marked the end of free speech in Australia, and he would appeal.
"It's terrible for our moral and intellectual integrity not being able to question the Holocaust," Dr Toben said.
Australian Council of Civil Liberties president Terry O'Gorman criticised the ruling, saying it would interfere with a person's fundamental right of freedom of speech.
"No matter how stupid and misguided Toben's views are, freedom of speech means the right to be stupid," Mr O'Gorman said.