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Windows 7 Ultimate cracked and activated with OEM master key | |
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| Time: 05:14 EST/10:14 GMT | News Source: Neowin | Posted By: Kenneth van Surksum | ||
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Windows 7 has yet to even be released officially to the general public, and already the dodgy folk on the Internet have fully cracked and activated the Ultimate version, with help from a leaked Lenovo OEM DVD .ISO file.
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| #26 By 23275 (24.196.4.141) at 7/31/2009 9:53:52 AM |
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it just astonishes me how the world works so hard to justify theft.
Windows is developed, manufactured, marketed, distributed, sold, supported and used as a "product" As a product it has a market value. Value is exchanged in a variety of ways. As a product, Windows may be stolen and its value as a product reduced for both those that make and sell it and those that license it legitimately. Using Windows, or any product outside the rules is theft, which I call stealing. Take a "digital" copy of it from Best Buy as encoded on a disc and one would rightly be prosecuted for theft. In my state, 250.00 dollars qualifies as a felony. Chris is quite correct, I have never stolen a thing. I have been so hungry that I did think about stealing food - fruit specifically, but as a boy I offered to work for a meal and did refuse to be fed until I had earned it. Working for very low wages and a meal was common and the best of people sat with you. It took great discipline to display good manners and not eat too fast, or too much. Often people would tip you to others that needed work done. I built an entire library for 15 dollars once. Nice wood and I got to read as many books as I wanted over time. It had a hidden door that led to an inner office, which I think was quite innovative. Brass brads and folded flashing were used to keep out drafts (gaskets as we know them today did not exist back then). |
| #27 By 15406 (216.191.227.68) at 7/31/2009 10:13:33 AM |
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#26: Using Windows, or any product outside the rules is theft, which I call stealing.
But it's not, no matter what you want to call it. It's copyright infringement. That term does not diminish the nature of the crime, but calling it theft is an attempt to make copyright infringement appear to be as serious as real theft. It's not. It's still a crime, but nobody is being deprived of the goods, therefore they cannot be considered stolen. Copied, yes; stolen, no. And we have penalties for copyright infringement just as we have penalties for theft. Big Content would like the rules to be changed so that copying is considered more odious than theft, but people don't believe that that viewpoint is correct. Take a "digital" copy of it from Best Buy as encoded on a disc and one would rightly be prosecuted for theft. That is theft, as you are depriving someone/something of a physical product or service. |
| #28 By 235128 (24.128.34.195) at 8/3/2009 9:06:06 AM |
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I,totally agree with those who say tthey should be punished, But people, listen to yourselves!Judgement is mine sayeth the lord! we of a higher format of justice believe that nothing done by human hands will go unpunished.It "is" wrong to steal,but just as wrong to kill,take or pass judgement! Let justice be served up by GOD'S hand and not man's,as tthis will not leave blood on your hands for not obeying the" ten commandments" and when and if you are luck enough to stand before god on judgement day this will not be one of the sins you are guilty of!!!!!
Posted By A Child Of GOD, Thank You Much, EyeTom1 @ Nealing At The Gates Of GOD'S Glory.com! |
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