不会因为微软的打压换用正版

　　One survey on Sina.com showed that 86% out of 90,000 people participating say they “won’t consider a shift to genuine Windows because of the crackdown by Microsoft.”“We do not stand up for piracy, but against your company for not thinking how the users feel,” wrote blogger going by the name Ling Ge in an open letter to Microsoft.

　　在新浪网上的一项调查中，90000人中有86%表示他们“不会因为微软的打压换用正版。”一个博客作家Ling Ge在一封给微软的公开信中写道，“我们不支持盗版，但我们会抵制你们公司，因为你们不考虑用户的感受。”

　　A Beijing-based lawyer, Dong Zhengwei, reported the case to the State Public Security Bureau, saying that Microsoft is infringing on the privacy of Chinese users.

　　北京的律师董正伟向公安局举报称微软侵犯了中国用户的隐私。

　　Others had a bit of fun. Last night, drawn by media reports that black screens were imminent, hundreds crowded the discussion room in Douban.com, named “black screen countdown,” waiting for the blackout to come. “It’ll be so exciting to have a live broadcast when thousands of computers go black!” wrote a netizen from Guangzhou.

　　其他的就有点好玩了。昨晚是媒体报道的黑屏计划开始实行的日子，数百人聚集在豆瓣的一个叫做“黑屏倒计时”的帖子里，等待黑屏的来临。广州的一位网民说，“当数千台电脑变黑的时候做个现场直播是让人多么激动的事情啊。”

　　Some preset the system time on their computers to view the blackout, with help from online instructions. Some even made their own blackscreen wallpaper to make fun of Microsoft’s new anti-piracy measures. One read, “absolutely pirated edition/voluntarily black screened.”

　　一些人预先设定了电脑的系统时间，在在线说明的帮助下看黑屏。一些人甚至自制

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