Thursday, December 29, 2005
Free Microsoft Windows XP
Microsoft has been rich enough, but still overcharges Windows XP. PRC as a socialism country is built on the foundation of the idea that your property is mine. Joining WTO forces us to play the rules. We can't publicly use Microsoft's intellectual property for free. However, we strategically released Shanghai municipal government's Windows XP volume license product key to Internet. Everybody in China can use Windows XP for free. People who don't know Chinese probably couldn't find the key. If you know Chinese, you can google the keywords 上海市政府 (Shanghai municipal government) and Windows XP. Then you can download the volume license version of Windows XP and use the product key.
Does Microsoft know about this? Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer don't dare to change the current situation. First, our constitution protects freedom of speech. Posting software and product keys on Internet is protected by our constitution. They can never win in any PRC's court room. Secondly, if Microsoft upsets us, our antitrust law can make Microsoft cough up billions of dollars. Our Attorneys General never lost cases. Finally, if Microsoft is rude to Chinese, we can do anything in the name of national security. We will shut down Microsoft's research labs in China and ban any company making Xbox 360 for Microsoft. Without cheap labors in China, Microsoft's doomsday is coming.
Enjoy free Windows XP, Chinese people. ¶ 12:00 AM
Microsoft has been rich enough, but still overcharges Windows XP. PRC as a socialism country is built on the foundation of the idea that your property is mine. Joining WTO forces us to play the rules. We can't publicly use Microsoft's intellectual property for free. However, we strategically released Shanghai municipal government's Windows XP volume license product key to Internet. Everybody in China can use Windows XP for free. People who don't know Chinese probably couldn't find the key. If you know Chinese, you can google the keywords 上海市政府 (Shanghai municipal government) and Windows XP. Then you can download the volume license version of Windows XP and use the product key.
Does Microsoft know about this? Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer don't dare to change the current situation. First, our constitution protects freedom of speech. Posting software and product keys on Internet is protected by our constitution. They can never win in any PRC's court room. Secondly, if Microsoft upsets us, our antitrust law can make Microsoft cough up billions of dollars. Our Attorneys General never lost cases. Finally, if Microsoft is rude to Chinese, we can do anything in the name of national security. We will shut down Microsoft's research labs in China and ban any company making Xbox 360 for Microsoft. Without cheap labors in China, Microsoft's doomsday is coming.
Enjoy free Windows XP, Chinese people. ¶ 12:00 AM
