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Otherwise I can't playtest Palaiologos' scn
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"I realise I hold the key to freedom,
I cannot let my life be ruled by threads" The Web Frogs
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Thank You. You've been very kind to me lately"I realise I hold the key to freedom,
I cannot let my life be ruled by threads" The Web Frogs
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Oh, that is somethingDO NOT CONTACT ME WITH PROBLEMS RELATED TO INSTALLATION OR RUNNING OF THE PATCHES, if you cannot follow directions then you are too stupid for me to deal with as I have little patience."I realise I hold the key to freedom,
I cannot let my life be ruled by threads" The Web Frogs
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Just me being the friendly neighbourhood Cyberman!Originally posted by Heresson
Thank You. You've been very kind to me lately
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Do I have to remind you that Apolyton is against piracy, which that patch certainly is?
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Oops!
I had no idea this patch was illegal!
The fact that CFC had it up made me think it was a legit utility...!
OK...link withdrawn!
Herreson, you can easily pick up MGE from a variety of web-vendors.
Check this:Comment
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It's technically illegal, though whoever owns the corpse of Microprose these days has never bothered to cease-and-desists CFC about it. The comparison between ethics and legality is an interesting area of inquiry.Blog | Civ2 Scenario League | leo.petr at gmail.comComment
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What a bunch of corporate butt kissing wimps!
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Better safe than sorry...Or sued!Originally posted by St Leo
It's technically illegal, though whoever owns the corpse of Microprose these days has never bothered to cease-and-desists CFC about it. The comparison between ethics and legality is an interesting area of inquiry.
(Although, if the ghost of Microprose did sue us, we could enquire about the source code!)
Originally posted by techumseh
What a bunch of corporate butt kissing wimps!
If it is cute power-dressing corporate chicks, I'm game!
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Bah! Don't listen to Mercator. He sees more pirates than Johnny Depp.
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Well, of course, I can see much further sitting up on my high horse. Especially when it's standing on a stack of burned CD's.
I.e. nevermind I'm an opportunistic, hypocritical bastard...
Still have to go see the movie, though. I think it only opens tomorrow over here.Comment
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The new movie is OK - If you liked the first Pirates farce, you'll like this one too.
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We even have a polotical party here in Sweden named The pirate party
Anyways, I also thought it was legal in the past, then someone here corrected me. I haven't even found Civ2 gold in my country for MANY years though.
"Peace cannot be kept by force.
It can only be achieved by understanding"Comment
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As far as I know, the vast majority of "abandonware" is illegal. Just because something isn't available in stores anymore doesn't make it legal to get it for free, as much as everyone may think it should be, and as much as most people, including software publishers, I imagine, don't care too much if you do get it for free.
Or as Wikipedia puts it:
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abandonware
Abandonware is computer software which is no longer being sold or supported by its copyright holder. Sometimes, it is used as a blanket category for any software over a certain age, usually five years.
The term has no legal meaning. This means that labeling any kind of software 'abandonware' does not make it legal to use it without paying or make copies of it. Unless the author puts the software in the public domain, any and all abandonware remains covered under copyright law until its copyright term expires.
Yeah, I did like the first one (I'm a bit partial to Johnny Depp).Originally posted by curtsibling
The new movie is OK - If you liked the first Pirates farce, you'll like this one too.Comment
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