My response to that is go ahead and read the free stuff.

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And, in exchange, the guy from Singapore is helping me with some stuff with my companies that want to go to Asia.

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There is a good reason for this, a reason better than just that my major customer makes the stuff that makes all those light bulbs work.

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However, by using the WACI I have a dedicated piece of hardware that's only function is to send commands to my stuff no matter which interface I create to control it.

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In the same fashion, I think most Linux users are looking forward to really painless installations (and no, a Windows installation is not painless in my book), superior GUI, and all the other nifty stuff that will come out of this revolution.

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As a long time gamer, particularly one who hangs on to and from time to time plays older games on older consoles (in addition to the new stuff), one of my big concerns is LONG TERM access to the content that I buy.

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