What if you had a product inventory that was worth $100 million, and the total was 100 products.
what is 10% of your inventory was pirated, you just lost $10million dollars.
Why do people think software theft is legitimate, evne if it is a small amount. People actually put in hours, developing the software to pay for bills, take care of their family.
This being said, I pirate software/music/movies with giganews, the ultimate piracy tool:)
Enraged, CEO Sterling Ball vowed never to use Microsoft software again, even if 'we have to buy 10,000 abacuses.'
Maybe he'll like if people stole 10,000 of his guitar strings.
The guy has no concept of paying for others work. This article is nothing more then meaningless drivel, and a popular thread, because the majority of the users are use the sarcastic approach of: Linux 4 LYf3 Yo! The whole "shtick" of the linux crowd, being: Anti Microsoft anything, even if it means pirated software that engineers spend thousands of hours creating.
Sorry, but this thread is flawed from the start, as is the article.
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Does that make stealing 10% still legal?
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What if you had a product inventory that was worth $100 million, and the total was 100 products.
what is 10% of your inventory was pirated, you just lost $10million dollars.
Why do people think software theft is legitimate, evne if it is a small amount. People actually put in hours, developing the software to pay for bills, take care of their family.
This being said, I pirate software/music/movies with giganews, the ultimate piracy tool
Enraged, CEO Sterling Ball vowed never to use Microsoft software again, even if 'we have to buy 10,000 abacuses.' Maybe he'll like if people stole 10,000 of his guitar strings. The guy has no concept of paying for others work. This article is nothing more then meaningless drivel, and a popular thread, because the majority of the users are use the sarcastic approach of: Linux 4 LYf3 Yo! The whole "shtick" of the linux crowd, being: Anti Microsoft anything, even if it means pirated software that engineers spend thousands of hours creating. Sorry, but this thread is flawed from the start, as is the article.