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Dude, I run the most popular Windows site on the planet. Have you read it?
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This is a page of satire. It is not intended to replace the advice of your doctor or favorite Tech Columnist. Everything written here should be taken with a very large grain of salt. This site is in no way officially related to any website or other piece of work authored by that piece of work Paul Thurrott. If you don't understand this, please go to dictionary.com and look up the word satire.
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Hey Fake Paul!
Are you gonna let Microsoft call you a hack? YOU!?? THE numero uno, grand poobah of ALL THINGS MICROSOFT?
Eff that noise I say!
http://community.winsupersite.com/blogs/paul/archive/2009/10/29/enough-microsoft-no-one-is-endorsing-piracy-obviously.aspx
I love the self-righteous nature of this little Microsoft post, which quite clearly addresses the "hack" I published the other day without actually providing a link or naming names.
Unfortunately, it looks like it is time to have this conversation again though. Over the past several days there have been various posts, etc. across a variety of social media engines stating that some “hack” (be it a person or a procedure) shows that a Windows 7 Upgrade disc can perform a “clean” installation of Windows 7 on a blank drive from a technical perspective. Of course, from the posts I saw, they often forgot to mention a very basic, yet very important piece of information… “Technically possible” does not always mean legal.
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