OK, but it's historical

Started by Rik, Dec 24, 2010, 17:42:47

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Rik

If anyone wants it, I have a copy of Vista Ultimate, never been opened. It'll take you a week to patch it, of course, but if anyone would like it, drop me a PM.
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.Griff.

How much do you want for it Rik?

Rik

Nothing, Griff, it's just been sat on the desk gathering dust ever since MS gave it to me - I figured it was time to clear some space.
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.Griff.

I'll take it off you hands if that's ok?

Obviously if someone else comes along and they have a greater need for it then give it to them instead.

Rik

PM me your address, Griff, and I'll get it in the post next week.
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D-Dan

Brilliant :)

Giving away a free copy of an MS OS on Christmas Eve, and only one person wants to take, even then it seems begrudgingly :)

Sorry - it just made me smile.

Steve
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Rik

:lol:

Next year, I'll be offering DOS6. ;D
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Ray

I've got a copy of Windows 3.1 if anyone wants it.  ;D
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Rik

I suspect I may have, Ray, plus WordPerfect for DOS. :)
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Glenn

I have Amiga Workbench OS somewhere.
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Rik

We should organise a car boot sale. ;D
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pctech

If you've got old hardware lying around I reckon you should try selling it to the US Department of Defense as they've just built a cluster of 1760 PS3s http://www.neatorama.com/2010/12/01/us-air-force-builds-supercomputer-with-1760-playstation-3-consoles/

Rik

 ;D

I offered them a BBC Micro but they turned it down, Mitch.
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Simon

Quote from: Rik on Dec 25, 2010, 10:25:51
We should organise a car boot sale. ;D

I don't need a car boot.
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Rik

You should always have a spare, just like with routers. ;D
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.Griff.

Quote from: D-Dan on Dec 24, 2010, 23:12:18
Brilliant :)

Giving away a free copy of an MS OS on Christmas Eve, and only one person wants to take, even then it seems begrudgingly :)

Sorry - it just made me smile.

Steve

Begrudgingly? I don't think so..

Ensuring no-one else with a greater need missed out - Yes..

Technical Ben

Quote from: D-Dan on Dec 24, 2010, 23:12:18
Brilliant :)

Giving away a free copy of an MS OS on Christmas Eve, and only one person wants to take, even then it seems begrudgingly :)

Sorry - it just made me smile.

Steve
Ebuyer seemed to be giving away free copies of Windows 7 with any barebone system. I was tempted to get a £200 system just for windows 7, then sell the PC on. :P
Oh, and two years ago I saw a copy of Microsoft Office for DOS for sale in a charity store. It was on floppies, and up at £30.  :slap:
I use to have a signature, then it all changed to chip and pin.

Simon

Quote from: Rik on Dec 26, 2010, 05:58:02
You should always have a spare, just like with routers. ;D

:laugh:
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pctech

I have to ask though Rik, how did you get a free copy of Windows out of MS?


Simon

He probably had Bill Gates to dinner.  ;D
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zappaDPJ

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Rik

Quote from: pctech on Dec 27, 2010, 15:41:15
I have to ask though Rik, how did you get a free copy of Windows out of MS?



I took part in the beta stage, Mitch.
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