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So... fuck the license agreement. They can't sue everyone.

• tomc1985 9y ago
  Also, in the US at least, doctrine of first sale means NVIDIA's power in this space should be close to nothing.
  • sangnoir 9y ago
    Until you need to update the drivers and agree to the restrictive EULA.
    • tomc1985 9y ago
      Not sure how courts see the issue now (and it may vary by district) but last I checked in some cases an EULA is insufficient
• mindslight 9y ago
  It's so weird to see the responses in this thread of people saying they're going to ask their legal department. Have fun when your self-justifying legal department turns around and dictates the company can only buy the more expensive cards, they now want to review the legalese bombs for everything else, etc. Just ignore the wordbarfs as the UPPER CASE INCOHERENT SHOUTING THEY ARE. Everybody knows that nobody reads "EULA"s, and a meeting of minds is a necessary requirement for there to even be a contract. These fantasy "terms" literally only exist to the extent we acknowledge and dwell on them!
  • tomc1985 9y ago
    This is more about making a statement of defiance against openly monopolistic and abusive terms, about showing companies that they do not get to twist around the market like this. Show them that customers are in charge, and that companies are mere stewards