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WinRAR's trial that never really ends

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That nagging popup asking you to buy a license has been bluffing you for decades. The developers intentionally made the trial endless so casual users would widely adopt the format. They treat individual cheapskates as free distribution vectors, relying entirely on terrified enterprise companies to actually purchase legitimate licenses to avoid audits.

WinRAR's trial that never really ends
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