norton anti-virus

[robertf03]

nothing, just password your computer and don't run stupid things on it

[Sparling]

what flem said. I have all my important websites on buttons so phishing is easier to prevent and downloads have an administrator pop up thing so nothing downloads unless I click okay

[BroncoJo]

If you want something free I believe AVG, Avast or Webroot are all decent.

[Hot Pocket]

On a monthly basis, I run Ad-aware, CC cleaner, and Spybot. My antivirus monitor is a pirated version of the AVG suite that has full time monitoring etc. If you're up for cracking some software, it's free and effective....

[Seth]

on a monthly basis, i run ad-aware, cc cleaner, and spybot. My antivirus monitor is a pirated version of the avg suite that has full time monitoring etc. If you're up for stealing some software, it's free and effective....

fify

[DRAGOONRANCH]

nothing, just password your computer and don't run stupid things on it

I had young ones in the house, so kinda screwed that one up already. :doh:

Once I get my son back, I fully plan on getting him a cheap laptop or desktop so mine stays 'clean'.

[Hot Pocket]

Copying and stealing are two different things my friend.

[robertf03]

copying intellectual property without consent is theft

justify it anyway you want, you are a thief

[Hot Pocket]

Wrong. It is not theft. It is copying. Theft implies my ownership of something at the expense of another.

Example: Sparlings truck was stolen by a thief. If that thief has come up to Sparling's truck and assembled his own truck based off of Sparling's and it was alike in every way, would you say that he stole the truck? No, the truck was copied. The original truck is still there, and the use of my truck in no way impacts Sparling's truck.

This whole concept of "intellectual property" is nothing more than a caveat that gives the original owner the power of attorney.

[jasonjuch]

Coming from a future lawyer (hopefully) stand point. That doesn't make any legal sense. There is a reason Napster is out of business.

[robertf03]

Wrong. It is not theft. It is copying. Theft implies my ownership of something at the expense of another.

ownership at the expense of the developer

keep toking up, its theft of service

call the SPA if you have any question

[Sharpe]

Nothing warm pocket (you've been demoted) says ever makes sense. I think Flem is being catfished. No way someone's understanding of intellectual property and copyright law is that convoluted. No way. If you're a thief at least have the pride to be honest and own it. Making poorly articulated and illogical counterarguments makes you look weak and insecure.

[KrazyKarl02]

Wrong. It is not theft. It is copying. Theft implies my ownership of something at the expense of another.

Example: Sparlings truck was stolen by a thief. If that thief has come up to Sparling's truck and assembled his own truck based off of Sparling's and it was alike in every way, would you say that he stole the truck? No, the truck was copied. The original truck is still there, and the use of my truck in no way impacts Sparling's truck.

This whole concept of "intellectual property" is nothing more than a caveat that gives the original owner the power of attorney.

Man all those big words, surely you must have graduated from a&m. How is that diploma coming?

[BMFScout]

warm pocket (you've been demoted)

http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...ouche%20Pocket

[AggieTJ2007]

Nothing warm pocket (you've been demoted) says ever makes sense. I think Flem is being catfished. No way someone's understanding of intellectual property and copyright law is that convoluted. No way. If you're a thief at least have the pride to be honest and own it. Making poorly articulated and illogical counterarguments makes you look weak and insecure.

Sure it can be. Douche Pocket and others like him don't understand this idea of intellectual property. Maybe it is because they will never have a new idea of their own. Just keep on ripping that bong and and blaming someone else for your ****ty existence