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Re:Woman wins $10k judgment against Microsoft for forced Win... by jameskegel on Monday June 27, 2016 @06:33PM (#11990051)
>How do they solve the problem without requiring, at minimum, closing all of the user's applications and restarting them, then closing all system services and restarting them? (At which point, you've basically done a de-facto OS restart.)

But this is not what you suggested, is it?

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Re:Woman wins $10k judgment against Microsoft for forced Win... by blakeyrat on Tuesday June 28, 2016 @02:58PM (#11996488)
I don't understand this answer, and I don't recall "suggesting" anything.
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Re:Woman wins $10k judgment against Microsoft for forced Win... by jameskegel on Tuesday June 28, 2016 @05:32PM (#11997756)
Settle down. You seem to be taking some heat in the comments, so I'll recuse myself from this discussion, as I feel we are no longer making progress in an intellectual context.
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Re:Woman wins $10k judgment against Microsoft for forced Win... by blakeyrat on Tuesday June 28, 2016 @05:55PM (#11997897)
It would help to "make progress in an intellectual context" if you'd deign to back-up the claim you made, which I now strongly suspect was simply incorrect from the start.

But hey, suit yourself.

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