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This guys’ actions merit a cease and desist letter and nothing more. Maybe if it didn’t work they could then press charges. But irrespective of his actions Mic
by spunker540 9y ago
This guys’ actions merit a cease and desist letter and nothing more. Maybe if it didn’t work they could then press charges.
But irrespective of his actions Microsoft should be embarrassed by their overblown testimony in attempt to put this guy out of business and/or behind bars-he’s devoted his life to solving a societal problem for which they are partially responsible! And instead of thanking him or working with him they’re treating him like he’s no more than a bootlegger.
- nathanaldensr 9y agoTo me, this type of injustice exemplifies late-stage capitalism.