yes, you are breaking an End User License Agreement - but that does not make it a legally binding agreement. See how it doesn't say "under penalty of law" anywhere around there? That's because it's not a legally enforceable contract. The best/worst they can do is discontinue services with you (e.g. ban you)

hacking it isn't illegal, even if the EULA prohibits it - distributing the hack is what's illegal. Please refer to the whole geohot crap a couple years ago.

Except that EULAs are not the law AND reverse engineering is not illegal under certain conditions.

can't it be both?

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These new time based releases are killing me - I'm tired of all my addons switching to be "incompatible" every 2 months, where I have to go and change about:config... For this reason I switched to Chrome yesterday. Goodbye FF, you were cool up to 3.6

just sounds like a theoretical exercise on the concept of degrees of infinity. Same kind of thing:

can you add a pin to your profile with all the movies and create an open account without those movies added?

yeah but in 1998 it was "cutting edge" to use a computer program for assessment as part of the admissions process to a school - now using the same program is just embarassing.

that's why I still have a handful of Windows 98 machines in the admissions department in an all Mac school. A single app that we "need" and don't want to "update".

what are you talking about it won't install in IE6? Chrome Frame was made for IE6.

Yeah, it's actually not really that bad around here- it's just the new hype to complain about (I'm in Tianjin, a 22 minute bullet train ride South of Beijing)

I've hosted a few "study abroad" college students here in China and every point on this graph needs to be prefixed with "might...".

IE 8 can emulate 7 and 9 can emulate 8, but that's about it.

two words: Chrome Frame

well it will pretty much shut down all online purchasing and banking here as we pretty much *require* IE6 for any online transaction still

Thank you (I'm on a Mac)

Hmm, I live in China (mainland) and the only time I've seen it is when the government's firewall kills the connection to a site - is there any kind of corporate (or national?) censorship in place?