ISO-13346 What is it?
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Here is some info on that...
Here is some info on that...
You already posted this
http://www.techist.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=83583
You illegally downloaded it
The build was never released
Vista is not splite nor is it in a rar
You do not know what an iso is you have no place using Vista.
TF does not allow piracy end of story
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http://www.techist.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=83583
You illegally downloaded it
The build was never released
Vista is not splite nor is it in a rar
You do not know what an iso is you have no place using Vista.
TF does not allow piracy end of story
thread reported
Three men have been charged in the US with selling illegally modified Xbox game consoles that allow the devices to play pirated video games, according to reports. Two of the suspects ran a video games shop in Los Angeles. Games consoles such as the Microsoft Xbox or Sony Playstation 2 include copyright protections that prevent them running pirated games or games subject to regional control (where a console bought in one part of the world cannot run games purchased in another).
Mod chips are designed to circumvent these protections. As such, mod chips and "chipped" consoles are in breach of the US Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), which prohibits the manufacture and distribution of products or services that circumvent technological protection measures designed to prevent unauthorised access to and copying of copyrighted materials.
According to a criminal complaint filed on Monday, Jason Jones, 34 and Jonathan Bryant, 44, both owners of Los Angeles-based ACME Game Store, used modified Xbox game consoles as demonstrators in their shop and would describe in detail to customers the advantages of the modifications.
Customers would pay from $225 to more than $500 for the modifications, depending on the extent of the modifications requested and the number of games that were pre-loaded onto the hard drive.
A third individual, Pei “Patrick” Cai, 32 from Pico Rivera, California, would pick up game consoles to be modified, modify the systems at his home, and then return the consoles to the shop, where they were picked up by customers, says the complaint.
The trio were caught after undercover agents with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) paid $265 to have a modification chip, a hard drive and 77 pirated games installed on an Xbox. ICE had been tipped off by trade group the Entertainment Software Alliance.
The three men have all been charged with conspiracy to commit copyright infringement and to violate the DMCA, and face a maximum of five years in prison.
So with this said, I dont want to hear anyone *****ing at me about downloaded software and at anyone else for that matter, especially if this forums supports Modding Xboxes and such.
Mod chips are designed to circumvent these protections. As such, mod chips and "chipped" consoles are in breach of the US Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), which prohibits the manufacture and distribution of products or services that circumvent technological protection measures designed to prevent unauthorised access to and copying of copyrighted materials.
According to a criminal complaint filed on Monday, Jason Jones, 34 and Jonathan Bryant, 44, both owners of Los Angeles-based ACME Game Store, used modified Xbox game consoles as demonstrators in their shop and would describe in detail to customers the advantages of the modifications.
Customers would pay from $225 to more than $500 for the modifications, depending on the extent of the modifications requested and the number of games that were pre-loaded onto the hard drive.
A third individual, Pei “Patrick” Cai, 32 from Pico Rivera, California, would pick up game consoles to be modified, modify the systems at his home, and then return the consoles to the shop, where they were picked up by customers, says the complaint.
The trio were caught after undercover agents with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) paid $265 to have a modification chip, a hard drive and 77 pirated games installed on an Xbox. ICE had been tipped off by trade group the Entertainment Software Alliance.
The three men have all been charged with conspiracy to commit copyright infringement and to violate the DMCA, and face a maximum of five years in prison.
So with this said, I dont want to hear anyone *****ing at me about downloaded software and at anyone else for that matter, especially if this forums supports Modding Xboxes and such.
Thank you fricking WAREZ! rofl. Serisouly.... Tyler is trying to bash the shit out of TF users. Last tiem I checked this is a place for questions, not a place for Tyler to insult people and try to close there threads. I'm sorry but if you would really like to see tyler getting a nice response from me, pelase go to that link he posted.... He thinks I'm 13 d/lings GIGS OF FILES ON MY LEET DIALUP! rofl,.,,, btw... apparently I dunno what an ISO is, but thats how I play all my games.... make image with alcohol and mount with daemon so I dont have to keep scrambling for CD's...
sry tyler but you just got pwned.
stf DOWN!
sry tyler but you just got pwned.
stf DOWN!- Status
