XP "under the radar"

[L.A. Tripp]

I've heard that some people actually run XP under Microsoft's radar. How is that possible? They say they've got an illegal copy and stay under the radar. Does that mean that someone actually has figured out a way to put XP on more than one computer without either computer's XP shutting down or deactivating? If so, I'd love to put my own copy of XP that I have on my laptop on a desktop I also have in my own home.

[Negeva]

I suggest you go read the rules:

Zero Tolerance on Piracy NO WAREZ. NO SERIALS. NO CRACKS / CRACKING / ILLEGAL PROGRAMS. Anything that can be used in software piracy or other illegal software activities will result in a ban. Same goes for abusive programs like mailbombers, forum and usenet flooders and email harvesting bots. This also includes unreleased products. Workarounds which comprimise security, bypass password protection, or otherwise go to gain unauthorized access to private data or information is prohibitied. Links provided to locations that offer tutorials or tips for any of these activities are also forbidden.

[L.A. Tripp]

Sorry. Wasn't trying to break the rules.

[Negeva]

No worries, I was just letting you know that they frown upon that sort of behaviour here.

[L.A. Tripp]

Thanks for your help. Like I said, wasn't trying to break the rules, just didn't/don't understand what is the source of that question, and thought I'd ask it.