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Post by Analyzer on Jul 5, 2003 23:23:20 GMT -5
i didnt know where else to put this so im going to put it here.. since what im downloading is for entertainment i guess.. and most would be movies.. but does anybody know of any other ftp programs/sites where i kan dl movies and programs... besides kazaa/grokster ... right now i have... kazaa lite and limewire...
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Post by Cope on Jul 6, 2003 0:01:43 GMT -5
Yeah. There are some great ones out there. for DVD movies I suggest going to www.dvd.com-and- for software try www.bestbuy.com -or- www.compusa.comNot what you are looking for? Might try investing in something one day. I dont know.....kind of lets you take pride in what you OWN.Thing I hate most about my friends are the ones who brag about all the computer stuff they have when it never was theirs in the first place.</rant target="thieving friends"> Cant afford it? Im guessing there are NO jobs open in your area. Too young to buy it? ask mom and dad...if they wont...they probably dont want you playing with it anyways. |
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Post by Analyzer on Jul 6, 2003 7:28:45 GMT -5
yeah thanks thats exactly what i was looking for
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Post by Freak on Jul 13, 2003 11:21:00 GMT -5
there are some exceptions. i downloaded vb6 a long time ago. and then found a learners eddition for it. just as good to learn on as the full product. if you don't have enough money to buy certain expensive software products look for the student/learner edition. even ms office has one for $150  |
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Post by Alexander on Jul 13, 2003 20:15:54 GMT -5
yea only problem is student editions are illegal to use if you are no longer a student, someone i know had MS on his back for using it after he left school  |
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Post by Freak on Jul 14, 2003 11:33:14 GMT -5
ok the point of the student edition is to learn. when you leave school and get a "job" of course you will be expected to fund your own full versions of the software at hand. just being professional
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