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Sure thing.

It would be like somebody selling Softlanding Linux System floppies.

They won't send such a notice unless they're told to by a court (or the lawsuit vs. recall formula).

How would a manufacturer force people to upgrade the unlock mechanism in the cars?

In other news - batteries have firmware.

Where is the "When Mark Shuttleworth force-fed Unity down my throat" option?

Except in this case, they aren't giving you a CD-R to replace the one they damaged. They're giving you an unwritable CD, that only costs $0.12

The issue is that the replacement system is of *lesser* spec than some of the models that were replaced. We're not even talking equivalent models that have since been upgraded. In my case, I lose 2GB RAM, 1 entire core, and the quality/(comparative real-world) speed of the CPU is lower.

It's almost like there's some kind of Application Programming Interface layer there. Wouldn't that be new and interesting?

I've watched a good deal of the calculus videos. They are very good. He does a great job explaining things.

I even donated a few bucks. I suggest doing the same. It's well worth it.

Plus the whole breaking into voicemail boxes thing.