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buyware
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softwarily
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vaporware
bundleware
crapware
researchy
crapplication
gameware
emulator
speculative application
pirateware
virtual machine
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malware
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designer
firmware
dreamware
demo
scamware
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backport
cryptominer
softwareless
web server
softworks
antiblocker
trojan
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computer literate
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natively
rogue
shelfware
software house
unexplorable
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desktop publisher
screen-scraper
computer literacy
lapware
upconverter
solution
package
unprintable
nondigitizable
betaware
code
sinecure
re-encoder
junkware
kludge
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blivet
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computer system
workalike
enterprisey
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greyware
self-hosting
Winmodem
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alpha test
download manager
pornware
freedomware
authoring language
configurator
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installer
demoware
artificial intelligence
virtual
miniversion
CASE
science fiction
webtool
downloadable
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depacker
prototypable
unpacker
freetard

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