Copywright?
-
Why is it right that you should make money from selling software that you wrote, but you will not pay Microsoft for the software they wrote, that you used?? You are the lowest form of thief: one who cannot even see that he is stealing. I despise you. Go away. Name: Vladimir Dimitrov Georgiev Country: Bulgaria Phone: 03426878 City: Pazardjik Cell Phone: +35988563244 Address: 8, Vasil Levski street 7th ap. 4th floor E-Mail: vdg990@aubg.bg Perhaps foolish to admit piracy and make it so very easy to work out who you are. You score 0/10.
#include <beer.h>
-
what gives you the right to judge him like this and publish his personal info? your right that it is not cool of him, but exposing his personal info isn't right either... []D [] []D []
Its on his website, which his profile links to. I make no apologies; he's a criminal. And yes I judge him, based on his own admissions, the laws of pretty much any country in the world, and my own personal set of morals.# What gives you the right to judge what I do? (this could get silly now).
#include <beer.h>
-
benjymous wrote: Come on! a student license version of visual studio is rediculously cheap - you really have no excuse But then he is from bulgaria. That is where the land is worked with a horse and a plogh (No joke! My friend has been there recently). Probably the country which has suffered most from the decay of the Soviet Empire (along with Romania). The 200 US-Dollars for VC.NET-student might well be half a years work in that country.
My opinions may have changed, but not the fact that I am right.
Does not having much money make theft right? It is ok for a tramp to mug an old granny?
#include <beer.h>
-
what gives you the right to judge him like this and publish his personal info? your right that it is not cool of him, but exposing his personal info isn't right either... []D [] []D []
-
Its on his website, which his profile links to. I make no apologies; he's a criminal. And yes I judge him, based on his own admissions, the laws of pretty much any country in the world, and my own personal set of morals.# What gives you the right to judge what I do? (this could get silly now).
#include <beer.h>
Jon Hulatt wrote: (this could get silly now). lol... yeah, your right..... but you have to renember, most people don't have the luxories that we have. And anyway, wenn selling programs... someone will trace you if its legal or not, so if he hasn't got a licence now, he will... peace []D [] []D []
-
Does not having much money make theft right? It is ok for a tramp to mug an old granny?
#include <beer.h>
Jon Hulatt wrote: Does not having much money make theft right? Right? No. Certainly not. But it shows a motivation for SW piracy. A motivation other than being a bored middle class kid that simply 'crackz' for fun. And comparing Software-Godzilla Microsoft with an old granny is, well...way off ;)
My opinions may have changed, but not the fact that I am right.
-
Does not having much money make theft right? It is ok for a tramp to mug an old granny?
#include <beer.h>
Jon, I am not buying a $500 IDE for building a $300 project... As you already know, I am a student yet. I have a whole bunch of academic work to do, plus this project that came up... There may be a while until I get another offer like this. That is why I am not willing to buy the VS software for this single (for now) program... As for sonfware piracy, I totally agree with you that everyone must pay for what she uses. But in a country like Bulgaria, where everybody uses illegal software, I will not be the only fool to use legal one... PS: Do you think, I being a programmer, am not afraid of illicit use of software myself? "Needless redundancy is the hobgoblin of software engineering." - Peter Darnell
-
Jon, I am not buying a $500 IDE for building a $300 project... As you already know, I am a student yet. I have a whole bunch of academic work to do, plus this project that came up... There may be a while until I get another offer like this. That is why I am not willing to buy the VS software for this single (for now) program... As for sonfware piracy, I totally agree with you that everyone must pay for what she uses. But in a country like Bulgaria, where everybody uses illegal software, I will not be the only fool to use legal one... PS: Do you think, I being a programmer, am not afraid of illicit use of software myself? "Needless redundancy is the hobgoblin of software engineering." - Peter Darnell
If the project is only work $300, and you can't afford to buy VS, then why not use free tools, like all the GNU stuff?
#include <beer.h>
-
If the project is only work $300, and you can't afford to buy VS, then why not use free tools, like all the GNU stuff?
#include <beer.h>
Is there a GUI tool that will provide the functionality, language syntax of VC++ and appearance of a Windows GUI (and run under Windows)? "Needless redundancy is the hobgoblin of software engineering." - Peter Darnell
-
Jon, I am not buying a $500 IDE for building a $300 project... As you already know, I am a student yet. I have a whole bunch of academic work to do, plus this project that came up... There may be a while until I get another offer like this. That is why I am not willing to buy the VS software for this single (for now) program... As for sonfware piracy, I totally agree with you that everyone must pay for what she uses. But in a country like Bulgaria, where everybody uses illegal software, I will not be the only fool to use legal one... PS: Do you think, I being a programmer, am not afraid of illicit use of software myself? "Needless redundancy is the hobgoblin of software engineering." - Peter Darnell
Vladimir Georgiev wrote: I am not buying a $500 IDE for building a $300 project try ebay or find a student version. -c
When history comes, it always takes you by surprise.
-
Jon, I am not buying a $500 IDE for building a $300 project... As you already know, I am a student yet. I have a whole bunch of academic work to do, plus this project that came up... There may be a while until I get another offer like this. That is why I am not willing to buy the VS software for this single (for now) program... As for sonfware piracy, I totally agree with you that everyone must pay for what she uses. But in a country like Bulgaria, where everybody uses illegal software, I will not be the only fool to use legal one... PS: Do you think, I being a programmer, am not afraid of illicit use of software myself? "Needless redundancy is the hobgoblin of software engineering." - Peter Darnell
That is why I mentioned the student license. In the UK you used to be able to get a full version of Visual Studio 6 for about £70 ($100US ish) - I.e. a huge saving from what it normally costs Amazon doesn't seem to have student licence versions any more, but then they only seem to sell .NET stuff. I'm sure if you ask one of your teachers there should be someone who can tell you what a student licence copy would cost you -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!
-
Does not having much money make theft right? It is ok for a tramp to mug an old granny?
#include <beer.h>