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<p dir="auto">HP is also dirty rotten motherfuckers for sanitizing old products and all info about them from their website. But it is interesting that HP at least confesses to the practice. A link was supposed to lead to HP’s site about an old laptop and instead the attached popup is presented.</p>


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