Have you read your EULA today?
Posted: Wed 2005 Mar 02 1:38ref: http://www.cypherpunks.ca/dell.html
One users frustration at being told he must read something he has no access to.
One users frustration at being told he must read something he has no access to.
Walts wrote:To me this is up there with zero-tolerance. Dell's attempt at a legal-position would be un-enforceable. These user's attempt at making a point begs the question - to what end?
Sort of like the pot calling the kettle black.
For years we've taken one copy of an OS, and put it on many machines - we've done the same with applications.
G-d forbid a vendor should try to protect their rights - although Dell is a tad on the "duh" side by not providing the EULAs.
Most users, it seems, want a free-ride - they'll pay $20,000/$30,000/or more for a car, yet g-d forbid they can not use their $55/$95/$195/$495 program on all the machines they want!
I'll never understand it... [yy]