Free is good

I didn’t bother to point to the free Opera give away from the other day because I saw at least 15 other blogs pointing to it, but I got my copy. I also ordered my free copy of Linspire as well, although I’m going to wait and download it when the servers aren’t being slammed. Right now it says there are 321 people waiting to download it!

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