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  1. 10th Feb 2004 13:43 #31
    Zal42
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    Originally Posted by reboot
    I legally own every file on my computer, including the OS, and all my movies and music.
    I don't "share", I trade.
    Can anyone else honestly say that?
    I can. Except the "trade" part. I'm assuming you mean that you exchange stuff you legally own for stuff that other people legally own, and all copies go with the trade or are destroyed?

    Just checking
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  2. 10th Feb 2004 13:53 #32
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    I'm assuming you mean that you exchange stuff you legally own for stuff that other people legally own, and all copies go with the trade or are destroyed?
    Yeah, that's my story, and I'm sticking to it [/quote]
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  3. 10th Feb 2004 15:01 #33
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    Okay...

    If I were to enable the Guest account which comes by default in WindowsXP and you were to enter "\\myip" in your web browser. Then you double click the "Shared Documents" folder to access all the music/movies I save in that folder...

    ... Can Microsoft be sued by the RIAA/MPAA?
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