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		<description>[...] Earlier here on MilitantGeek we talked about how Vista unleashed upon the unsuspecting world an entirely new way to hack a machine. They should have known. Clear back in July 2006 Microsoft&#8217;s voice recognition was a source of extreme embarrassment. In a rather large press display Vista demonstrates that you can talk all you want but Vista takes orders from no one. [...]</description>
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