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Comment by Clarky posted on Happy St David's day! at 01/03/2008 - 20:55
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My sons middle name is David and thats because he was born on ST Davids Day. We had party for him this Saturday afternoon
Who? St David or your son My sons middle name is David and thats because he was born on ST Davids Day. We had party for him this Saturday afternoon
Comment by Clarky posted on Happy St David's day! at 01/03/2008 - 12:30
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My son's birthday is today too!!
So we naturally called him...... Robert.
Happy birthday to Robert How old is he : my son turned 20My son's birthday is today too!!
So we naturally called him...... Robert.
Comment by Clarky posted on Happy St David's day! at 01/03/2008 - 11:55
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Since there are a fair few Welsh members here may I wish you all a happy St David's day!
The most neglected of the patron saints imho.
My sons middle name is David and thats because he was born on ST Davids Day. We had party for him this Saturday afternoon Since there are a fair few Welsh members here may I wish you all a happy St David's day!
The most neglected of the patron saints imho.
Comment by Clarky posted on Happy St David's day! at 01/03/2008 - 11:39
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With this crew we can pirate some K20's
And maybe a little software With this crew we can pirate some K20's
Comment by Clarky posted on Totally off topic fun at 01/03/2008 - 23:48
Dirty John Rackham Me hearty
Comment by Clarky posted on Totally off topic fun at 01/03/2008 - 21:59
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Its a difficult business to protect but I don't think they can rely on vendors to pass on licensing terms to every customer that walks in the door
Perhaps if they halve the price of all thier software, they would sell 3 times the amount of product and people won't be so eager to pirate it.George Lazarette wrote:
We have to remember that it is American companies like Microsoft and Adobe that make the running here, and integrity is a term quite foreign to them. They do what they can get away with.
G
I agree George thier integrity is zero and i am not supporting them but how do these companies protect there businesses from pirates without having to resort to contracts and lawyers for every piece of software they sell too any Joe on the street. Quote:
That's what they try to tell you, but I don't think it would stand up in court. It should be made clear BEFORE payment is made.George Lazarette wrote:
If they didn't tell you that before you bought it, you are free to transfer it.
G
But aren't you obligated to read the licencing terms after you have brought it. As you are installing it the agreement appears and you have too accept those terms too continue the installation :If they didn't tell you that before you bought it, you are free to transfer it.
G
We have to remember that it is American companies like Microsoft and Adobe that make the running here, and integrity is a term quite foreign to them. They do what they can get away with.
G
Its a difficult business to protect but I don't think they can rely on vendors to pass on licensing terms to every customer that walks in the door
Comment by Clarky posted on Selling legal software to someone else ? at 01/03/2008 - 11:50
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We have to remember that it is American companies like Microsoft and Adobe that make the running here, and integrity is a term quite foreign to them. They do what they can get away with.
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I agree George thier integrity is zero and i am not supporting them but how do these companies protect there businesses from pirates without having to resort to contracts and lawyers for every piece of software they sell too any Joe on the street. Clarky wrote:
That's what they try to tell you, but I don't think it would stand up in court. It should be made clear BEFORE payment is made.Quote:
If they didn't tell you that before you bought it, you are free to transfer it.
G
But aren't you obligated to read the licencing terms after you have brought it. As you are installing it the agreement appears and you have too accept those terms too continue the installation :If they didn't tell you that before you bought it, you are free to transfer it.
G
We have to remember that it is American companies like Microsoft and Adobe that make the running here, and integrity is a term quite foreign to them. They do what they can get away with.
G
Its a difficult business to protect but I don't think they can rely on vendors to pass on licensing terms to every customer that walks in the door
Comment by Clarky posted on Selling legal software to someone else ? at 01/03/2008 - 11:34
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If they didn't tell you that before you bought it, you are free to transfer it.
G
But aren't you obligated to read the licencing terms after you have brought it. As you are installing it the agreement appears and you have too accept those terms too continue the installation :If they didn't tell you that before you bought it, you are free to transfer it.
G
Comment by Clarky posted on Selling legal software to someone else ? at 01/03/2008 - 11:05
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I have the chance to buy a secondhand one. Is it as good a lens as I hope?
Its a cracker Gywn, and yes it does have the dual focus. I have the chance to buy a secondhand one. Is it as good a lens as I hope?
But don't dip into your K20 fund
Comment by Clarky posted on 50-135mm F2.8 ed (if) da* sdm at 29/02/2008 - 21:41
Aj and Clarky you share a lot of coincidences - both have a son born today (happy birthday to both btw) and both have a daughter getting married later in the year - a you really twins seperated by a hemisphere???