I was just reading failblog and saw this
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Umm how on earth they expect that to make sense… perhaps you could substitute the plutonium with a core of pure X-Factor runner ups and use it to destroy the television timetable of the victim country. Either way I’ve signed the agreement and so Apple, just to put your mind at ease … I promise I won’t develop WMDs using iTunes.
Besides everyone know’s that windows media player is a much better nuke building tool 😛
Love and Peace
Dataphiles
No shit. That’s not real is it?!!
Disturbingly it actually is, I downloaded the latest version to check and its still in there
Unfrickin believable. Now, you’ve really got my attention. I’m going to check it out.
– Ryan
Bye the way – I just submitted this post to StumbeUpon. I’ll be curious to know how many people view it in the next 24 hours.
doh! I guess it was submitted already.
No probs, thanks anyway mate!
Dataphiles
Stumbled it
Pretty weird tho
It’s actually fairly standard. That clause is in most EULAs. It protects the company from litigation if any of their software is reverse-engineered and used for malicious purposes. You’ll see it in a bunch of Microsoft’s stuff too.
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