In comp.os.linux.advocacy, Hadron

wrote
on Wed, 14 May 2008 17:57:59 +0200
:
>
> Homer and Mark Kent should be ashamed of themselves
>
> ,----
> | http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7294910.stm
> |
> | From illegal music downloads to counterfeit designer goods, there isn't
> | anything that's not being replicated illegally.
> |
> | Modern day pirates are copying everything from medicines to oxygen
> | delivery systems for hospitals.
> |
> | Copying a person's ideas or products without their knowledge is known as
> | intellectual piracy.
> |
> | Intellectual property covers a number of things like patents, designs,
> | trademarks and copyright
> `----

You want creativity, write a Silverlight app. ;-)

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Hadron wrote:

>
> Homer and Mark Kent should be ashamed of themselves
>
> ,----
> | http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7294910.stm
> |
> | From illegal music downloads to counterfeit designer goods, there isn't
> | anything that's not being replicated illegally.
> |
> | Modern day pirates are copying everything from medicines to oxygen
> | delivery systems for hospitals.
> |
> | Copying a person's ideas or products without their knowledge is known as
> | intellectual piracy.
> |
> | Intellectual property covers a number of things like patents, designs,
> | trademarks and copyright
> `----

This from the article..


It is ironic that the US is clamping down hard on piracy when Americans
themselves were the biggest pirates in the 19th Century.

British authors such as Charles Dickens and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle had to
fight to be paid any royalties for their work in the US.

Now, it seems that yesterday's pirates are today's enforcers.

However, piracy will only remain as long as the demand persists.


"The more things change the more they stay the same." - (French proverb I
believe.)

Why should Homer or Mark Kent be ashamed of themselves? Are you accusing
them of piracy? Have you any proof?

SomeBloke writes:

> Hadron wrote:
>
>>
>> Homer and Mark Kent should be ashamed of themselves
>>
>> ,----
>> | http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7294910.stm
>> |
>> | From illegal music downloads to counterfeit designer goods, there isn't
>> | anything that's not being replicated illegally.
>> |
>> | Modern day pirates are copying everything from medicines to oxygen
>> | delivery systems for hospitals.
>> |
>> | Copying a person's ideas or products without their knowledge is known as
>> | intellectual piracy.
>> |
>> | Intellectual property covers a number of things like patents, designs,
>> | trademarks and copyright
>> `----
>
> This from the article..
>
>
> It is ironic that the US is clamping down hard on piracy when Americans
> themselves were the biggest pirates in the 19th Century.
>
> British authors such as Charles Dickens and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle had to
> fight to be paid any royalties for their work in the US.
>
> Now, it seems that yesterday's pirates are today's enforcers.
>
> However, piracy will only remain as long as the demand persists.
>
>
> "The more things change the more they stay the same." - (French proverb I
> believe.)
>
> Why should Homer or Mark Kent be ashamed of themselves? Are you accusing
> them of piracy? Have you any proof?

Are you new around these here parts Partner?

On Wed, 14 May 2008 17:57:59 +0200, Hadron wrote:

> Homer and Mark Kent should be ashamed of themselves
>
> ,----
>| http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7294910.stm
>|
>| From illegal music downloads to counterfeit designer goods, there isn't
>| anything that's not being replicated illegally.
>|
>| Modern day pirates are copying everything from medicines to oxygen
>| delivery systems for hospitals.
>|
>| Copying a person's ideas or products without their knowledge is known as
>| intellectual piracy.
>|
>| Intellectual property covers a number of things like patents, designs,
>| trademarks and copyright
> `----

Mark Kent and Homer are just two hypocrites who use proprietary solutions
and intellectual property by day to earn their living but by night they
expect everyone else to give such stuff away for free.

Add Roy Schestowitz into the mix and you have all the trappings of a Three
Stooges movie.



--
Moshe Goldfarb
Collector of soaps from around the globe.
Please visit The Hall of Linux Idiots:
http://linuxidiots.blogspot.com/

Hadron wrote:

> SomeBloke writes:
>
>> Hadron wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Homer and Mark Kent should be ashamed of themselves
>>>
>>> ,----
>>> | http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7294910.stm
>>> |
>>> | From illegal music downloads to counterfeit designer goods, there
>>> | isn't anything that's not being replicated illegally.
>>> |
>>> | Modern day pirates are copying everything from medicines to oxygen
>>> | delivery systems for hospitals.
>>> |
>>> | Copying a person's ideas or products without their knowledge is known
>>> | as intellectual piracy.
>>> |
>>> | Intellectual property covers a number of things like patents, designs,
>>> | trademarks and copyright
>>> `----
>>
>> This from the article..
>>
>>
>> It is ironic that the US is clamping down hard on piracy when Americans
>> themselves were the biggest pirates in the 19th Century.
>>
>> British authors such as Charles Dickens and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle had to
>> fight to be paid any royalties for their work in the US.
>>
>> Now, it seems that yesterday's pirates are today's enforcers.
>>
>> However, piracy will only remain as long as the demand persists.
>>
>>
>> "The more things change the more they stay the same." - (French proverb I
>> believe.)
>>
>> Why should Homer or Mark Kent be ashamed of themselves? Are you accusing
>> them of piracy? Have you any proof?
>
> Are you new around these here parts Partner?

Please Hadron, try not to be so pedantic.

SomeBloke writes:

> Hadron wrote:
>
>> SomeBloke writes:
>>
>>> Hadron wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Homer and Mark Kent should be ashamed of themselves
>>>>
>>>> ,----
>>>> | http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7294910.stm
>>>> |
>>>> | From illegal music downloads to counterfeit designer goods, there
>>>> | isn't anything that's not being replicated illegally.
>>>> |
>>>> | Modern day pirates are copying everything from medicines to oxygen
>>>> | delivery systems for hospitals.
>>>> |
>>>> | Copying a person's ideas or products without their knowledge is known
>>>> | as intellectual piracy.
>>>> |
>>>> | Intellectual property covers a number of things like patents, designs,
>>>> | trademarks and copyright
>>>> `----
>>>
>>> This from the article..
>>>
>>>
>>> It is ironic that the US is clamping down hard on piracy when Americans
>>> themselves were the biggest pirates in the 19th Century.
>>>
>>> British authors such as Charles Dickens and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle had to
>>> fight to be paid any royalties for their work in the US.
>>>
>>> Now, it seems that yesterday's pirates are today's enforcers.
>>>
>>> However, piracy will only remain as long as the demand persists.
>>>
>>>
>>> "The more things change the more they stay the same." - (French proverb I
>>> believe.)
>>>
>>> Why should Homer or Mark Kent be ashamed of themselves? Are you accusing
>>> them of piracy? Have you any proof?
>>
>> Are you new around these here parts Partner?
>
> Please Hadron, try not to be so pedantic.

Do you know what pedantic means?

Hadron wrote:

> SomeBloke writes:
>
>> Hadron wrote:
>>
>>> SomeBloke writes:
>>>
>>>> Hadron wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Homer and Mark Kent should be ashamed of themselves
>>>>>
>>>>> ,----
>>>>> | http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7294910.stm
>>>>> |
>>>>> | From illegal music downloads to counterfeit designer goods, there
>>>>> | isn't anything that's not being replicated illegally.
>>>>> |
>>>>> | Modern day pirates are copying everything from medicines to oxygen
>>>>> | delivery systems for hospitals.
>>>>> |
>>>>> | Copying a person's ideas or products without their knowledge is
>>>>> | known as intellectual piracy.
>>>>> |
>>>>> | Intellectual property covers a number of things like patents,
>>>>> | designs, trademarks and copyright
>>>>> `----
>>>>
>>>> This from the article..
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> It is ironic that the US is clamping down hard on piracy when Americans
>>>> themselves were the biggest pirates in the 19th Century.
>>>>
>>>> British authors such as Charles Dickens and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle had
>>>> to fight to be paid any royalties for their work in the US.
>>>>
>>>> Now, it seems that yesterday's pirates are today's enforcers.
>>>>
>>>> However, piracy will only remain as long as the demand persists.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> "The more things change the more they stay the same." - (French proverb
>>>> I believe.)
>>>>
>>>> Why should Homer or Mark Kent be ashamed of themselves? Are you
>>>> accusing them of piracy? Have you any proof?
>>>
>>> Are you new around these here parts Partner?
>>
>> Please Hadron, try not to be so pedantic.
>
> Do you know what pedantic means?

Yes.

SomeBloke wrote:

> Hadron wrote:
>>
>> Are you new around these here parts Partner?
>
> Please Hadron, try not to be so pedantic.

Please Hadron, try not to be such an ugly fscking asshole.

In comp.os.linux.advocacy, SomeBloke

wrote
on Wed, 14 May 2008 18:26:15 +0100
:
> Hadron wrote:
>
>>
>> Homer and Mark Kent should be ashamed of themselves
>>
>> ,----
>> | http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7294910.stm
>> |
>> | From illegal music downloads to counterfeit designer goods, there isn't
>> | anything that's not being replicated illegally.
>> |
>> | Modern day pirates are copying everything from medicines to oxygen
>> | delivery systems for hospitals.
>> |
>> | Copying a person's ideas or products without their knowledge is known as
>> | intellectual piracy.
>> |
>> | Intellectual property covers a number of things like patents, designs,
>> | trademarks and copyright
>> `----
>
> This from the article..
>
>
> It is ironic that the US is clamping down hard on piracy when Americans
> themselves were the biggest pirates in the 19th Century.

Hey, we're not going to allow those Johnny-come-latelies
to spoil our fun! :-)

>
> British authors such as Charles Dickens and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle had to
> fight to be paid any royalties for their work in the US.
>
> Now, it seems that yesterday's pirates are today's enforcers.
>
> However, piracy will only remain as long as the demand persists.
>

Which is basically forever.

>
> "The more things change the more they stay the same." - (French proverb I
> believe.)
>
> Why should Homer or Mark Kent be ashamed of themselves? Are you accusing
> them of piracy? Have you any proof?

Because only Genuine Microsoft Windows Vista(tm) (With
DRM) can combat this latest piracy scourge, obviously.

Yeah.

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Hadron wrote:

[...]

Speaking of creativity, it's amazing how you're able to kiss your own ass
without injuring yourself.
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Hadron wrote:

> Do you know what pedantic means?

Do you know what "Hadron is a ****knob" means?
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chrisv wrote:

>> Please Hadron, try not to be so pedantic.
>
> Please Hadron, try not to be such an ugly fscking asshole.

Please, Hadron, try not to be such a useless pimple on the buttocks of COLA.
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