AOL, for example, has said that bolting Windows Messenger and Windows Media Player, which happens to compete with AOL's favored RealNetworks RealPlayer, is harmful to consumers and to competition.
He says there are things you can do to lower your premium aside from moving house, such as installing a burglar alarm and five-lever mortice door locks and two-bolt window locks, and joining your local Neighbourhood Watch.
It's been historically overpowered, underutilized, and the Tablet PC platform has basically been some pen interaction bolted onto Windows.
Isolated from the outside world, with the door of their cell bolted and the window covered with a black curtain, they lived as if at the gates of heaven, praying day and night in the seclusion of their cell.
Likewise, Matthew Martin of Sanbourne, N.Y., was finally moved to act in July, when a bolt shot through his window and ignited the sofa and rug in a fire that spread rapidly through the entire house.
At various times, home was a trailer (8 feet wide, floor plan like a barbell); a motel that she argues persuasively might be the worst in the country (mouse droppings, a bolt-less door, one window, no screen); a room in an ersatz Alpine village that, while nice enough, was much too expensive at $120 a week.
The building was now a great clapboard mishmash, with aluminum-clad storm windows bolted over the old rippled glass and a screen porch tacked darkly across its front.
It isn't Windows 95, which was nothing more than a shell bolted on top of DOS.
Windows bolted, no way out except if a person turns the key," a spokesperson for Jailhouse Lawyers Speak told VICE News.
You lock the doors, bolt the windows, sharpen the razor wire and find you've locked the evil inside.
(Prompting Gov. Walker's unspeakably cruel order on Monday to bolt the windows closed).
