nb. i'm not overtly anti american, i have a good mate who is american and chill scott, i don't have anything against u personally mate, but i do not like a country who forces its worst bits of its culture on the rest of the world, thereby encouraging them to become as depraved as they. similar to what the english were like during the begining of the last century.the decent individuals i like, the depraved culture as a whole, and proponents thereof i dislike muchly.
I never do. I instead laugh at him!
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:lol:Guys, be nice. It's Scott's prerogative if he wants to legally obtain software for his Macs, and he certainly has a point that redistributing Apple's archives may have some legal ramifications. Though, frankly, I can't see Apple's legal department coming knocking – they're far too busy blocking dictionary applications from the App Store [
Um... the "Agree" button simply verifies that you're not from Cuba or a couple other countrys.
I fear your argument is falling on deaf ears. Some people have no sense of respect for the wishes of others. (In this case, respecting the author's wishes/interests by abiding by copyright law until they release the software themselves.) Some people also have an enormous sense of entitlement. (In this case, feeling entitled to something just because there is no apparent loss if they take it.)
Ah, I misread what you were saying. My apologies.Actually, I was agreeing with you.
