> As if I care what is recommended by Microsoft.
Anyone who casually dismisses vendor documentation and
recommendations probably does not have much of a future as a
sysadmin. That's not to say the vendor should always be obeyed, of
course. But the vendor's recommendations should be read, considered
and understood before deciding whether to throw them away.
> They also recommend to leave WGA on, and they say they have good
> reasons too. However, good for them does not mean good for me.
>
> It started with XP, and with Vista it is stronger, that you have to
> hack your own system to counter the DRM shit it's equiped with.
Discussion about how to get GnuPG working with Vista is probably
fine, but Windows bashing seems a bit off-topic.
--
Robert J. Hansen <
rjh@...>
"Most people are never thought about after they're gone. 'I wonder
where Rob got the plutonium?' is better than most get." -- Phil Munson
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