[PUP] Internet Sources of Maps, books, etc. Off-list response.

Rick Redfern advanzio@yahoo.com
Thu Jun 28 11:21:39 EDT 2007


I have a question for Brian.

He will not not like or think of me as nice
after he thinks about his answer. As a
software developer and a former automotive
service manager, Brian, would you trust me to
work on your boat or car if you knew that
my tools were stolen? 
By the same token, would you trust me to
not steal from you to have me fix your computer
if you knew that most or all of my technical software
that I was using to "fix" your computer was also
stolen?
I don't want to know your answer as I already
know what your answer would be.
Piracy of software is a very big problem
here in the US. In Europe it is even worse.

Think about it.

Good luck. 
What goes around, comes around.
Be an example to others through your
words, deeds and actions. Another thought:
Are you example to your children?
Don't think they are watching EVERY move you make?
If so, you are deluding yourself and your children

Rick Redfern

--- John Ford <johnpford@mac.com> wrote:

> Brian this is a off list response to you.
> Sorry to rain on the parade.. But the list can be
> held liable for  
> talking about ways of bypassing or sharing of
> copyrighted materials.   
> So if you could, please do not post anything else
> about this subject.
> 
> John Ford
> PUP Admin
> 
> On Jun 28, 2007, at 2:54 AM, Brian Chiko wrote:
> 
> > Hi Everyone,
> >
> > I've recently started using the peer to peer file
> sharing utility  
> > called
> > Emule that is available for free download here:
> >
> > http://www.emule.com/
> >
> > Once you download the emule software, you can then
> access millions  
> > of files
> > that are being shared by the tens of millions of
> people who have the
> > software already.
> >
> > I've found that there are a ton of software
> packages and mapping  
> > packages
> > (e.g. MaxSea, Garmon, Emap, Cmap, Fugawi, Maptech,
> Magellan,  
> > Navionics, etc)
> > for virtually all areas of the world.  There are
> also many books and
> > magazines related to yachts, sailing, etc.  Many
> in different  
> > languages too.
> >
> > I get the feeling that the sharing of these files
> may not be  
> > totally legal,
> > but the files are all there for the download. 
> While I wouldn't  
> > actually
> > download these for true use - I'm thinking that it
> might be  
> > valuable as an
> > opportunity to try before I buy.  Does anyone have
> any experience  
> > with these
> > files from Emule?  If you do try it - I'd love to
> hear people's  
> > results.
> >
> > I currently don't have any mapping software
> system, but I'd like to  
> > learn,
> > and I'm wondering if this will work.
> >
> > Any thoughts or input greatly appreciated,
> >
> > Brian.
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