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<blockquote data-quote="baggss" data-source="post: 212290" data-attributes="member: 6762"><p>How is that hypocrisy? They'll let you run Windows, but they won't support it, Therefore, it is strictly up to the end user what they choose to do. The fact that they don't licensee the OS to every knuckle-head who can cobble together a machine and call it a PC isn't hypocrisy, it's simply controlling what products they want their name associated with, lots of companies do it. Amazingly, I can't use Ford Parts in my Dodge. Does that make Ford a bunch of hypocrites because they won't make parts to support my Dodge? Does it make Dodge a bunch of Hypocrites because they won't allow me to use Ford parts? Tying the SW to the HW is part of makes Macs work so well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="baggss, post: 212290, member: 6762"] How is that hypocrisy? They'll let you run Windows, but they won't support it, Therefore, it is strictly up to the end user what they choose to do. The fact that they don't licensee the OS to every knuckle-head who can cobble together a machine and call it a PC isn't hypocrisy, it's simply controlling what products they want their name associated with, lots of companies do it. Amazingly, I can't use Ford Parts in my Dodge. Does that make Ford a bunch of hypocrites because they won't make parts to support my Dodge? Does it make Dodge a bunch of Hypocrites because they won't allow me to use Ford parts? Tying the SW to the HW is part of makes Macs work so well. [/QUOTE]
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