[Steven W]

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oh wow that's an oldie! great memories!

[Steven W]

oh wow that's an oldie! great memories!

Was that a Windows wallpaper?

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oh wow that's an oldie! great memories!

Was that a Windows wallpaper?

https://regmedia.co.uk/2020/04/15/ab_spiral_galaxy.jpg

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I'm not sure, I think no but it was very popular those days.

[Steven W]

Green Hills Forever!

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/05 ... s-cracked/

It has never been too hard for someone with the right amount of time, desperation, or flexible scruples to get around Windows XP's activation scheme. And yet XP activation, the actual encrypted algorithm, loathed since before it started, has never been truly broken, at least entirely offline. Now, far past the logical end of all things XP, the solution exists, floating around the web's forum-based backchannels for months now.

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[Steven W]

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