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Is it right to use pirated softwares?
Angel Of Love:
when it comes to pirated software it depends
like there are softwares as mentioned above which are very expensive for people to buy but at the same time they need it too than piration is something that happens but now even if they are affordable people aren't ready to buy they would rather prefer the pirated ones which is definitely wrong!
Crooked:
Well, they say it's not right because they don't get as much as money they are suppose to. But but but, why do such softwares and games and music have to be so damn expensive ?
I be pirate forever. <3
NotAbod:
I'm using pirated softwares and I will keep using them forever, and i wil keep using "0day" cracked software/pc games etc :P
and I <3 Skidrow, they r cracking my fav games :P
Chingoo:
It's not morally correct. Two wrongs don't make a right, so just because the software makers are such douchebags that they can't produce in a more philanthropic manner, doesn't mean we as human beings make it a habit to hack the software. Want Adobe? Use Gimp. Want Windows? Buy a genuine laptop and don't let the cat 'do something' on it. :P Of course, I shouldn't be lecturing anyone for their attitude since I myself am guilty of using pirated software.
So, bottomline? :P I'm not qualified to criticize anyone and hence we're in a deadlock since most of us are guilty of taking the easy way out.
NotAbod:
why shall i pay for Adobe, if I can get it for free? why?
Adobe Creative Suit CS 5.5 costs $2,599.
I went to there site, signed in with my adobe id, downloaded a trial version of the pack, went to my bestfriend google, and kindly asked him for a serial number for Adobe's Latest pack. Guess what, google gave me hundreds of serial numbers, and I have Paid 2 hours for downloading the pack, and 10minnutes for finding a serial number. :)
Another Example: I paid $38 for GTA IV EFLC, I can get it from internet too, but the price was good and affordable, so i bought it. :)
End of story :P
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