- 15 Nov 2002
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pirated software whiners :)
- Thread starter den4
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lineartube
free spirit
- 29 Oct 2002
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I like Topstyle. They have an excellent editor for CSS and XHTML. As for the FeedDemon, I have never tried it.
As for piracy, it is general, so I think the lesson to be learned here is that, worse than a pirate, is a whining pirate.
As for piracy, it is general, so I think the lesson to be learned here is that, worse than a pirate, is a whining pirate.
Lina Inverse
後輩
- 29 Apr 2004
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Asking for support with a pirated version is quite daft indeedden4 said:
But the guy could save himself the trouble if he just said "This update won't apply to pirated versions."
Foxtrot Uniform
*censored*
- 30 May 2004
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Man, the nerve of those whiny pirates! If I was that guy, I'd try to get revenge... sweet sweet vengeance....
chiquiliquis
tokyo dancer
- 9 May 2004
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I would like to say, that while I agree with this blogger, and the message that he is putting forth, I have one gripe.
Under U.S.C. Title 17, sec. 102, the term for what this blogger has labled "piracy", is actually "civil copyright infringement". The appeal to the word "piracy" is uncalled for--but largely thanks to the media, a very effective blow (only slightly below the belt) to persons in violation of USC 17.
Piracy--is an entirely different crime (please look it up). I think it's sad that the media (and, now, our dear blogger) finds piracy a far more effective term than "civil copyright infringement". But this is the basis for contemporary American society--shock value.
OK... I'm done...
Chiq :smoke:
Under U.S.C. Title 17, sec. 102, the term for what this blogger has labled "piracy", is actually "civil copyright infringement". The appeal to the word "piracy" is uncalled for--but largely thanks to the media, a very effective blow (only slightly below the belt) to persons in violation of USC 17.
Piracy--is an entirely different crime (please look it up). I think it's sad that the media (and, now, our dear blogger) finds piracy a far more effective term than "civil copyright infringement". But this is the basis for contemporary American society--shock value.
OK... I'm done...
Chiq :smoke:
Foxtrot Uniform
*censored*
- 30 May 2004
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Okay then, the nerve of those whiny "civil copyright infringers"!!! (is that better?) 
