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hm...	by sketcher	2003-01-04 00:26:09
Play it online	by Dok	2006-11-19 12:55:59
wonder how long it'll take him	by CrazySteve	2003-01-04 00:41:27
i wonder how i will play it...	by sketcher	2003-01-04 00:43:54
Uh, yeah. It's very very easy.	by caffine-iv	2003-01-04 00:45:07
Eh? I thought they were just ordered	by Route	2003-01-04 00:47:42
Not exactly...	by Avium	2003-01-04 00:48:49
I don't think it's the government's business	by Route	2003-01-04 01:06:47
There _was_ a breach of licensing agreements. (n/t)	by caffine-iv	2003-01-04 01:10:23
That's what I'm talking about.	by Route	2003-01-04 01:24:16
But a license agreement IS a contract. (n/t)	by caffine-iv	2003-01-04 01:26:13
I agree.	by Route	2003-01-04 01:35:02
Which I was probably doing in the wrong context,	by Route	2003-01-04 01:38:40
since it originally came up in the context of Sun/Java/packaging Java with Windows. I was under the impression that the reason Microsoft was ordered to package Java with Windows was that it was necessary for MS to do that in order to make sure they still had competition in the marketplace. If the ruling was, in fact, due to MS having a license agreement with Sun, and the court was just enforcing it, then I feel a lot better about the ruling. I need to do more research on exactly what they were being taken to court for before I continue discussing the topic, apparently.
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From what I heard,	by caffine-iv	2003-01-04 01:47:26
Microsoft was never ordered to support Java.	by Avium	2003-01-04 23:01:00

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