Apple has a bad memory, I don’t want Safari or iTunes Damnit…

I know I have complained about this before, but tell me this isn’t somewhat predatory:

All I have installed on this PC is quicktime.

I got a software update saying there was a new version of Quicktime, I unchecked Safari and Itunes because I don’t want them on my work machine.

I updated Quicktime and the dialog box came back with Safari and Itunes checked again.

I chose quit. This time I opened the dialog for this blog and guess what, Safari and iTunes are checked again.

Does little Stevie really thing Safari has a chance of gaining marketshare?

Does Mr. Jobs thing that it’s his Apple given right to have iTunes on every machine on earth?

Will our heroes escape the trap that the evil Dr. Jobs has set…wait, that’s Batman, nevermind. I don’t want these apps on every PC I own. I do want it at home, to be honest I don’t REALLY even want Quicktime….. Just leave me alone!

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