<https://lunduke.substack.com/p/microsoft-still-promoting-and-funding>
Mandatory corporate insurance for "Gender Affirming Care" for children
as young as 3 years old. Microsoft employees encouraged to administer
puberty blockers quickly.
CrudeSausage wrote:
<https://lunduke.substack.com/p/microsoft-still-promoting-and-funding>
Mandatory corporate insurance for "Gender Affirming Care" for children
as young as 3 years old. Microsoft employees encouraged to administer
puberty blockers quickly.
It's proof that god loves us!
On 2025-03-10 5:52 p.m., Hank Rogers wrote:
CrudeSausage wrote:
<https://lunduke.substack.com/p/microsoft-still-promoting-and-funding>
Mandatory corporate insurance for "Gender Affirming Care" for
children as young as 3 years old. Microsoft employees encouraged to
administer puberty blockers quickly.
It's proof that god loves us!
This is proof, for me, that the biggest mistake I made was investing in Microsoft's DRM-enabled content. I'm locked-in as a result.
CrudeSausage wrote:
On 2025-03-10 5:52 p.m., Hank Rogers wrote:
CrudeSausage wrote:
<https://lunduke.substack.com/p/microsoft-still-promoting-and-funding> >>>>
Mandatory corporate insurance for "Gender Affirming Care" for
children as young as 3 years old. Microsoft employees encouraged to
administer puberty blockers quickly.
It's proof that god loves us!
This is proof, for me, that the biggest mistake I made was investing
in Microsoft's DRM-enabled content. I'm locked-in as a result.
Ouch! What did you do that got god angered at you?
Surely only woke users would buy Microsoft, in that case ...
Mandatory corporate insurance for "Gender Affirming Care" for children
as young as 3 years old. Microsoft employees encouraged to administer
puberty blockers quickly.
In article <HVGzP.307463$SZca.169785@fx13.iad>, crude@sausa.ge says...
Mandatory corporate insurance for "Gender Affirming Care" for children
as young as 3 years old. Microsoft employees encouraged to administer
puberty blockers quickly.
Can we keep the lunatic culture wars and slogan-trading out of this
group?
Hank Rogers wrote:
CrudeSausage wrote:
This is proof, for me, that the biggest mistake I made was investing
in Microsoft's DRM-enabled content. I'm locked-in as a result.
Ouch! What did you do that got god angered at you?
I don't think He is angered, but I bought a _lot_ of movies through >Microsoft's Films & TV site. Removing Windows means losing access to
that content without using an Xbox. They don't provide any way of
watching the movie through the web.
CrudeSausage wrote:
Hank Rogers wrote:
CrudeSausage wrote:
This is proof, for me, that the biggest mistake I made was investing
in Microsoft's DRM-enabled content. I'm locked-in as a result.
Ouch! What did you do that got god angered at you?
I don't think He is angered, but I bought a _lot_ of movies through
Microsoft's Films & TV site. Removing Windows means losing access to
that content without using an Xbox. They don't provide any way of
watching the movie through the web.
"There is no lock-in. There never was, and there never will be." -
DumFSck, lying shamelessly
<https://lunduke.substack.com/p/microsoft-still-promoting-and-funding>
Mandatory corporate insurance for "Gender Affirming Care" for children
as young as 3 years old. Microsoft employees encouraged to administer
puberty blockers quickly.
On 3/11/25 08:45, chrisv wrote:
CrudeSausage wrote:
Hank Rogers wrote:
CrudeSausage wrote:
This is proof, for me, that the biggest mistake I made was investing >>>>> in Microsoft's DRM-enabled content. I'm locked-in as a result.
Ouch! What did you do that got god angered at you?
I don't think He is angered, but I bought a _lot_ of movies through
Microsoft's Films & TV site. Removing Windows means losing access to
that content without using an Xbox. They don't provide any way of
watching the movie through the web.
"There is no lock-in. There never was, and there never will be." -
DumFSck, lying shamelessly
If they had at least made the movies accessible through the web, there
would be a way around it. I imagine that there is a way to enable their content's DRM through the web instead of forcing the customer to use a Microsoft program to watch those movies, but they seem to have no desire
to allow it.
CrudeSausage <crude@sausa.ge> wrote at 12:53 this Tuesday (GMT):
On 3/11/25 08:45, chrisv wrote:
CrudeSausage wrote:
Hank Rogers wrote:
CrudeSausage wrote:
This is proof, for me, that the biggest mistake I made was investing >>>>>> in Microsoft's DRM-enabled content. I'm locked-in as a result.
Ouch! What did you do that got god angered at you?
I don't think He is angered, but I bought a _lot_ of movies through
Microsoft's Films & TV site. Removing Windows means losing access to
that content without using an Xbox. They don't provide any way of
watching the movie through the web.
"There is no lock-in. There never was, and there never will be." -
DumFSck, lying shamelessly
If they had at least made the movies accessible through the web, there
would be a way around it. I imagine that there is a way to enable their
content's DRM through the web instead of forcing the customer to use a
Microsoft program to watch those movies, but they seem to have no desire
to allow it.
Why would they?
<https://lunduke.substack.com/p/microsoft-still-promoting-and-funding>
Mandatory corporate insurance for "Gender Affirming Care" for children
as young as 3 years old. Microsoft employees encouraged to administer
puberty blockers quickly.
On 2025-03-23 10:50, candycanearter07 wrote:
CrudeSausage <crude@sausa.ge> wrote at 12:53 this Tuesday (GMT):
On 3/11/25 08:45, chrisv wrote:
CrudeSausage wrote:
Hank Rogers wrote:
CrudeSausage wrote:
This is proof, for me, that the biggest mistake I made was investing >>>>>>> in Microsoft's DRM-enabled content. I'm locked-in as a result.
Ouch! What did you do that got god angered at you?
I don't think He is angered, but I bought a _lot_ of movies through
Microsoft's Films & TV site. Removing Windows means losing access to >>>>> that content without using an Xbox. They don't provide any way of
watching the movie through the web.
"There is no lock-in. There never was, and there never will be." -
DumFSck, lying shamelessly
If they had at least made the movies accessible through the web, there
would be a way around it. I imagine that there is a way to enable their
content's DRM through the web instead of forcing the customer to use a
Microsoft program to watch those movies, but they seem to have no desire >>> to allow it.
Why would they?
Good point. They want people to be tied to their product and this is one
good way to go about it. To be fair, their prices are fantastic as is
their delivery.
CrudeSausage <crude@sausa.ge> wrote at 12:48 this Monday (GMT):
On 2025-03-23 10:50, candycanearter07 wrote:
CrudeSausage <crude@sausa.ge> wrote at 12:53 this Tuesday (GMT):
On 3/11/25 08:45, chrisv wrote:
CrudeSausage wrote:
Hank Rogers wrote:
CrudeSausage wrote:
This is proof, for me, that the biggest mistake I made was investing >>>>>>>> in Microsoft's DRM-enabled content. I'm locked-in as a result. >>>>>>>>
Ouch! What did you do that got god angered at you?
I don't think He is angered, but I bought a _lot_ of movies through >>>>>> Microsoft's Films & TV site. Removing Windows means losing access to >>>>>> that content without using an Xbox. They don't provide any way of
watching the movie through the web.
"There is no lock-in. There never was, and there never will be." - >>>>> DumFSck, lying shamelessly
If they had at least made the movies accessible through the web, there >>>> would be a way around it. I imagine that there is a way to enable their >>>> content's DRM through the web instead of forcing the customer to use a >>>> Microsoft program to watch those movies, but they seem to have no desire >>>> to allow it.
Why would they?
Good point. They want people to be tied to their product and this is one
good way to go about it. To be fair, their prices are fantastic as is
their delivery.
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