Microsoft Corp. sued four small software retailers in California and Virginia on Wednesday for selling pirated software. Microsoft, the world's largest software maker, said it had received complaints from consumers and businesses who had purchased software from CEO Microsystems Inc. and Wiston Group Inc. in California. In Virginia, Microsoft sued #9 Software Inc., East Outlet LLC and Super Supplier LLC.
News source: Reuters
News source: Reuters
Wonder how much of it was
I suppose while we are at it, your car, food, house, computer and internet should all be free for home use too. Hell, why even get a job! It's all free!
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You are stealing someone else's hard work. Do you work for free? No? Neither do programmers.
*grumble* Free software for home use my @ss. Dumbest damn thing I ever heard.
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