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This isnt' a huge suprise to me, but there is one thing that kind of gets me. Can they get off charging $250 for it, and not including the annual renewl fees. It is due to release in November 2002. If you want to go check it oug you can just go to http://www.mslinux.org
RacerD buddy, a quick and simple search (I am sure there are more) reveals 5 threads for this, with MANY responses in each. And as Martin has provided, it's a joke. http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...der=descending
I kind of figured it was a joke, with such mentions of words such as whore. hehehheheeh......... It was fun posting it though. Until some people popped my bubble. It's all good, at least i know you guys are on top on things. :P
I told you guys, it is inevitable - threads will be circulating here for as long as the internet exists.
So I think this thread is in its third iteration here at LQ.
So to summarize: I came to conclusion that internet is just a giant nested forever loop, with recursive function calls along the way.
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