On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 22:43:59 -0700, GHalleck
<ghalleck@arrakian.mining.com> wrote:

>And, BTW, there are many non-pirates who have the brains and knowledge
>to run rings around WGA and escape from its clutches.

I'm a non-pirate that got the tools to get around the infamous malware
WGA. Both of my copies of XP are legal paid for copies but I took
issue with having to keep proving my honesty over and over and over
and over. Then when M$ got caught with their panties down around
their ankles when they got caught trying to slip a call home piece of
malware by as a critical update and lied about it until they were
forced by overwhelming evidence to the contrary to come clean, I took
all instances of the malware off my computer and got the tools used by
the pirates to get my updates. I haven't had their malware or its
updates on my two systems since they got caught in their lies 2 WGA
updates back but I have all of the critical updates I choose thanks to
the tools available to do so.

Ain't it a shame that we have to guard ourselves against the makers of
the OS we use like we do against all the other purveyors of Viruses,
Trojans, key loggers, dialers and other assorted pieces of malware out
there. Or, in other words, ain't it a shame that the makers of the OS
we use has no more moral integrity than the purveyors of Viruses,
Trojans, key loggers, dialers and other assorted pieces of malware out
there.