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    Frank Liao
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    Out of curiosity, how many of you developers out there feel fine to download MP3's that are bootleg of current albums? I always seem to get my mind twisted with the idea of downloading bootleg MP3's because it somewhat crosses with my belief that you should respect other's work like how others should respect the hard work I did with coding. Then again, when I was in UCLA, it seems that bootleg MP3's are downloaded all the time and it's unusual for a peer not to do it. Any thoughts? Frank Frank@Frank-L.com

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      Out of curiosity, how many of you developers out there feel fine to download MP3's that are bootleg of current albums? I always seem to get my mind twisted with the idea of downloading bootleg MP3's because it somewhat crosses with my belief that you should respect other's work like how others should respect the hard work I did with coding. Then again, when I was in UCLA, it seems that bootleg MP3's are downloaded all the time and it's unusual for a peer not to do it. Any thoughts? Frank Frank@Frank-L.com

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      Nish Nishant
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      "bootleg" mp3? What's that? Nish


      Regards, Nish Native CPian. Born and brought up on CP. With the CP blood in him.

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      • F Frank Liao

        Out of curiosity, how many of you developers out there feel fine to download MP3's that are bootleg of current albums? I always seem to get my mind twisted with the idea of downloading bootleg MP3's because it somewhat crosses with my belief that you should respect other's work like how others should respect the hard work I did with coding. Then again, when I was in UCLA, it seems that bootleg MP3's are downloaded all the time and it's unusual for a peer not to do it. Any thoughts? Frank Frank@Frank-L.com

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        Michael P Butler
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        I've never downloaded any bootleg MP3's but I'm getting awfully tempted. I recently purchased "Attack of the Clones" soundtrack CD. However it won't play on PC/MAC CD drives. Which is a bit of a bugger really because I don't have a proper CD player, so I've been relgated to using my DVD player as a CD player. Sadly it is no where near my PC so I can't listen to it whilst coding. I'm very tempted to find some MP3 files of the soundtrack just so I can play it on my computer. Michael :-)

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          "bootleg" mp3? What's that? Nish


          Regards, Nish Native CPian. Born and brought up on CP. With the CP blood in him.

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          Frank Liao
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          Hi Nish, Here's the definition from Britannica.com that I'm using:
          bootleg: to produce, reproduce, or distribute illicitly or without authorization In other words, MP3's that do not follow under the personal use guidelines. Copying your own CD's songs for your own use is authorization under personal use. Copying your own songs and spreading them out on the Internet does not go under personal use, therefore is bootlegging. Other than that, you can figure where this topic is going to.;) Frank Frank@Frank-L.com

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            Hi Nish, Here's the definition from Britannica.com that I'm using:
            bootleg: to produce, reproduce, or distribute illicitly or without authorization In other words, MP3's that do not follow under the personal use guidelines. Copying your own CD's songs for your own use is authorization under personal use. Copying your own songs and spreading them out on the Internet does not go under personal use, therefore is bootlegging. Other than that, you can figure where this topic is going to.;) Frank Frank@Frank-L.com

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            Nish Nishant
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            Thanks Frank! Nish


            Regards, Nish Native CPian. Born and brought up on CP. With the CP blood in him.

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            • S Simon Walton

              A bootleg is something non-official usually. Simon I need your clothes, your boots, and your copy of VS.NET. Sonork ID 100.10024 WHAT, YOU WENT TO THAT MUCH TROUBLE TRYING TO READ THIS? MY GOD, YOU MUST BE EVEN MORE BORED THAN I WAS CREATING IT! I DON'T KNOW WHAT ELSE TO SAY HERE. DID YOU PASTE THIS INTO NOTEPAD OR DO YOU HAVE A VERY LOW RES/BIG MONITOR? I'M INTERESTED.

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              Nish Nishant
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              Thanks! Frank posted me a longer definition :-) Nish


              Regards, Nish Native CPian. Born and brought up on CP. With the CP blood in him.

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                "bootleg" mp3? What's that? Nish


                Regards, Nish Native CPian. Born and brought up on CP. With the CP blood in him.

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                Simon Walton
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                A bootleg is something non-official usually. Simon I need your clothes, your boots, and your copy of VS.NET. Sonork ID 100.10024 WHAT, YOU WENT TO THAT MUCH TROUBLE TRYING TO READ THIS? MY GOD, YOU MUST BE EVEN MORE BORED THAN I WAS CREATING IT! I DON'T KNOW WHAT ELSE TO SAY HERE. DID YOU PASTE THIS INTO NOTEPAD OR DO YOU HAVE A VERY LOW RES/BIG MONITOR? I'M INTERESTED.

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                  Thanks! Frank posted me a longer definition :-) Nish


                  Regards, Nish Native CPian. Born and brought up on CP. With the CP blood in him.

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                  Simon Walton
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                  Bootleg doesn't always mean illegal mind. In fact, it usually doesn't mean illegal when applied to music. It just means non-official - something a fan has produced and brought out onto the market. Simon I need your clothes, your boots, and your copy of VS.NET. Sonork ID 100.10024 WHAT, YOU WENT TO THAT MUCH TROUBLE TRYING TO READ THIS? MY GOD, YOU MUST BE EVEN MORE BORED THAN I WAS CREATING IT! I DON'T KNOW WHAT ELSE TO SAY HERE. DID YOU PASTE THIS INTO NOTEPAD OR DO YOU HAVE A VERY LOW RES/BIG MONITOR? I'M INTERESTED.

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                  • F Frank Liao

                    Out of curiosity, how many of you developers out there feel fine to download MP3's that are bootleg of current albums? I always seem to get my mind twisted with the idea of downloading bootleg MP3's because it somewhat crosses with my belief that you should respect other's work like how others should respect the hard work I did with coding. Then again, when I was in UCLA, it seems that bootleg MP3's are downloaded all the time and it's unusual for a peer not to do it. Any thoughts? Frank Frank@Frank-L.com

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                    Lost User
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                    If I like something I have downloaded, I go and buy the album. If a friend burns a CD for me and I like it, I will buy the album - I can honestly say that I have no musci in my collection for which the artist hasn't been paid. :) Faith. Believing in something you *know* isn't true.

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                    • S Simon Walton

                      Bootleg doesn't always mean illegal mind. In fact, it usually doesn't mean illegal when applied to music. It just means non-official - something a fan has produced and brought out onto the market. Simon I need your clothes, your boots, and your copy of VS.NET. Sonork ID 100.10024 WHAT, YOU WENT TO THAT MUCH TROUBLE TRYING TO READ THIS? MY GOD, YOU MUST BE EVEN MORE BORED THAN I WAS CREATING IT! I DON'T KNOW WHAT ELSE TO SAY HERE. DID YOU PASTE THIS INTO NOTEPAD OR DO YOU HAVE A VERY LOW RES/BIG MONITOR? I'M INTERESTED.

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                      Roger Wright
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                      Simon Walton wrote: something a fan has produced and brought out onto the market. aka - Stolen. "What is it?" and he said, "I don't know. Let's kill it." - Ed Gadziemski

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                      • F Frank Liao

                        Out of curiosity, how many of you developers out there feel fine to download MP3's that are bootleg of current albums? I always seem to get my mind twisted with the idea of downloading bootleg MP3's because it somewhat crosses with my belief that you should respect other's work like how others should respect the hard work I did with coding. Then again, when I was in UCLA, it seems that bootleg MP3's are downloaded all the time and it's unusual for a peer not to do it. Any thoughts? Frank Frank@Frank-L.com

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                        peterchen
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                        a) I sometimes do and feel no remorse b) I very often DL a song and decide buing an album of this is not worth it. c) I still buy ca. 2CD/month regulary, 'cause I like the concepts of shopping, unwrapping, opening, putting in and pressing play. d) I DL quite a lot of music I wouldn't pay for. Maybe I would have bought one or other album out of curiosity - but not had I known the music e) I don't mind musicians forced to have a day job.


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                          I've never downloaded any bootleg MP3's but I'm getting awfully tempted. I recently purchased "Attack of the Clones" soundtrack CD. However it won't play on PC/MAC CD drives. Which is a bit of a bugger really because I don't have a proper CD player, so I've been relgated to using my DVD player as a CD player. Sadly it is no where near my PC so I can't listen to it whilst coding. I'm very tempted to find some MP3 files of the soundtrack just so I can play it on my computer. Michael :-)

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                          Anna Jayne Metcalfe
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                          Michael P Butler wrote: I've never downloaded any bootleg MP3's but I'm getting awfully tempted. I recently purchased "Attack of the Clones" soundtrack CD. However it won't play on PC/MAC CD drives. Which is a bit of a bugger really because I don't have a proper CD player, so I've been relgated to using my DVD player as a CD player. Sadly it is no where near my PC so I can't listen to it whilst coding. I'm very tempted to find some MP3 files of the soundtrack just so I can play it on my computer. I think that since you have a legit copy of your own you're perfectly entitled to do so. :) Andy Metcalfe - Sonardyne International Ltd

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                            I've never downloaded any bootleg MP3's but I'm getting awfully tempted. I recently purchased "Attack of the Clones" soundtrack CD. However it won't play on PC/MAC CD drives. Which is a bit of a bugger really because I don't have a proper CD player, so I've been relgated to using my DVD player as a CD player. Sadly it is no where near my PC so I can't listen to it whilst coding. I'm very tempted to find some MP3 files of the soundtrack just so I can play it on my computer. Michael :-)

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                            Matt Newman
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                            Michael P Butler wrote: However it won't play on PC/MAC CD drives With this new computer protection scheme, I think they are only going to increase the amount of music downloading because all you need is a decent stereo, decent sound card, and some good RCA cables you have MP3s! -:suss:Matt Newman / Windows XP Activist:suss: -Sonork ID: 100.11179
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                              I've never downloaded any bootleg MP3's but I'm getting awfully tempted. I recently purchased "Attack of the Clones" soundtrack CD. However it won't play on PC/MAC CD drives. Which is a bit of a bugger really because I don't have a proper CD player, so I've been relgated to using my DVD player as a CD player. Sadly it is no where near my PC so I can't listen to it whilst coding. I'm very tempted to find some MP3 files of the soundtrack just so I can play it on my computer. Michael :-)

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                              Michael Dunn
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                              Michael P Butler wrote: However it won't play on PC/MAC CD drives. A marker and a steady hand will fix that right up. ;) --Mike-- Just released - RightClick-Encrypt - Adds fast & easy file encryption to Explorer Like the Google toolbar? Then check out UltraBar, with more features & customizable search engines! My really out-of-date homepage Sonork - 100.10414 AcidHelm

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