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>As for the software license agreement, it might as well say, "yada
>yada yada blah blah blah." All the sysadm-types I know wouldn't
>be able to sit still that long. For that matter, neither can I! ;-)
I have to admit I've never read a whole one either. I sometimes start
with one but the terminology is so confusing and they really all basically
say the same thing as far as I can tell: "don't give this away to someone
else and don't reverse engineer it." I'm incapable of reverse engineering
and I don't cotton to piracy so I breeze past the agreements.
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