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Busy day in geekly (Geekly Spam)	by Kickstart	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Regarding software piracy..	by BlurOfSerenity	2003-04-26 22:54:41
What you describe (pirating software so that you can learn to use it without buying it first for an exorbitan price) is quite common here on the university campus. Even "student" versions of programs like Matlab, Maple, and the CAD programs that architecture students use are ridiculously expensive. So, as soon as a cracked version appears on the school LAN, word spreads very fast, and soon everyone has it. The companies who make them would do well to make a slightly more affordable version so that one or two students might actually buy it.
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thats my problem with alot of software too	by Arienadean	2003-04-26 22:59:13
Intersetingly,	by glenalec	2003-04-26 23:05:58
I bought Maple	by Nessalc	2003-04-26 23:06:39
Try phoenix maybe	by Arienadean	2003-04-26 23:16:45
Use Phoenix!	by Sim	2003-04-26 23:23:12
Probably,	by mirage	2003-04-26 23:17:42
Hey, Gill! For whatever reason, Kicky's blog	by adiplomat	2003-04-26 23:27:55
hmm..	by SuaveRedSalami	2003-04-26 23:31:25
KICKSTART!!! You Queegy Queeg-of-a-Queeg!!	by adiplomat	2003-04-26 23:37:07
it's just slow	by Arienadean	2003-04-26 23:41:22
If not being done after a 1/2-hour is slow, then	by adiplomat	2003-04-26 23:43:55
i didn't wait long before cancelling mine	by SuaveRedSalami	2003-04-26 23:45:57
it only hesitated 5 min for me (n/t)	by Arienadean	2003-04-26 23:52:42

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