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[aznuba]

Hello guys,

 

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[Lost in Space]

http://www.dream-mul...5790#post125790

 

I don't like to repeat myself.

[gorski]

International law is a.... beach...

 

Northern Cyprus can basically do whatever... they can get away with... If Turkish gov says "We can't care less..."

 

It can be fun... or nasty.... Depending on the occasion... Assassinations elsewhere - done by Northern Cypriots - that are not pursued by NC authorities, are not "fun"... but this plugin business - who knows... Maybe it's a money-spinner for some... Not the first time... It'll be interesting to see what comes out of it...

[Lost in Space]

Hitler also thought he could do everything, and the leaders in North Korea are also still thinking that way. But history and Taksim place has shown that this doesn't work out all the time.

 

But political disucssions are also agains the boardrules, as searching for People doing illegal things.

Edited by gutemine, 8 August 2013 - 14:34.

[gorski]

DMM are doing illegal things, strictly speaking... but don't let that stop you....

 

Like it didn't stop MacroHard stealing other people's ideas and plagiarising wholesale, while never having credited them or paid them...

 

Or NDS, having hacked the living daylights out of their competitors...

 

Or $ly UK having done nasty things to their competitors (OnDigital, for instance)...

 

Otherwise, their mouth was full of "fight against hackers" and "struggle for recognition of their intellectual property"...

 

Scuze me while I vomit for a while, then pee myself laughing out loud...

 

So, in conclusion: the examples you made are bad and wholly inappropriate in this case. The ones I gave you are appropriate and proportionate to this case. This time, this technology, this space. You are talking out of your rear end, as per usual, being heavily tribal, not seeing wood for the trees...

 

P.S. Btw, have they (DMM) acknowledged their "roots" in whatever was out there at the time, that they took from, even wholesale?

 

P.P.S. Not that I would defend outright theft of the "poor" and "little ones", as you can see above, since I was and am against theft done by anyone, including NDS, MS, DMM wrecking people's equipment (like "time-bomb" stuff, which you are well versed in) and alike...

Edited by gorski, 8 August 2013 - 14:51.

[Happysat]

Every, and I repeat EVERY Internet argument should involve at least one comparison to either Hitler or the Nazis. 

This is one of the most basic requirements of an average Internet debate, and although ignorant outsiders may find it silly to compare a person arguing on the Internet with an individual responsible for the execution of millions, this action represents one of the most traditional pillars of every online debate.

 

Godwin's law (also known as Godwin's Rule of Nazi Analogies or Godwin's Law of Nazi Analogies) is an assertion made by Mike Godwin in 1990 that has become an Internet adage. 

It states: "As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches 1.

In other words, Godwin said that, given enough time, in any online discussion—regardless of topic or scope—someone inevitably makes a comparison to Hitler or the Nazis.

 

[WanWizard]

Which is now a reason to close this topic.