Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2010 8:43 pm
Since I work at an educational institution (allegedly), I've got access to the MSDN Alliance website which allows me to download MacroShaft products for free. After getting my old laptop up & running, it was time to grab the bloated 3 & a half gig .iso that is Visual Studio 2008.
Five fucking hours later, the download finishes, & the downloader app start to unpack the .iso, presumably in my download folder. The unpack job finishes & I go to look in the folder. No .iso there. Windows search also says it's not there or anywhere else on my hard disk. I manually looked through the directory -- nothing. WTF did I just spend five hours downloading? Figured at worst I could rerun the app & download another one. Nope. "You have reached your download limit."
If you're reading this, MacroShaft, THIS is why people pirate your software. Fuck you. If the installer says it's in a folder, it goddamned well better be there. Fuck you & fuck your licenses.
Five fucking hours later, the download finishes, & the downloader app start to unpack the .iso, presumably in my download folder. The unpack job finishes & I go to look in the folder. No .iso there. Windows search also says it's not there or anywhere else on my hard disk. I manually looked through the directory -- nothing. WTF did I just spend five hours downloading? Figured at worst I could rerun the app & download another one. Nope. "You have reached your download limit."
If you're reading this, MacroShaft, THIS is why people pirate your software. Fuck you. If the installer says it's in a folder, it goddamned well better be there. Fuck you & fuck your licenses.
