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Thread ID: 47779	2004-08-05 09:56:00	Whats the general opinion about stealing sky	Tux (606)	Press F1

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
258511	2004-08-05 10:20:00	Nah, not going to sell it... but the results from recording this signal to mpeg2 and burning to DVD aren't all that great. Lo.	Lohsing (219)
258512	2004-08-05 10:22:00	sky is transmitted in mpeg 2 format, he wanted to get the raw mpeg 2 format and burn it to dvd.	Tux (606)
258513	2004-08-05 10:41:00	George Orwell Nineteen Eighty-four??	somebody (208)
258514	2004-08-05 10:45:00	> George Orwell Nineteen Eighty-four?? Nope, a mixture Star wars,the matrix and the movie Brazil,all rounded up with the thread that was locked last night for alleged breaking of the rules,although no rules had come within 693 feet of being bent let alone breaking.	metla (154)
258515	2004-08-05 10:50:00	Chicken Little viewed the problem quite differently, but there was still a downfall there somewhere. R2	R2x1 (4628)
258516	2004-08-05 11:03:00	With the weather we are having there is no sky in the cloud to steal<g>	tutaenui (1724)
258517	2004-08-05 12:26:00	That's not cloud - that's all you get when the sky has been stolen - dust (wet dust in this case) R2	R2x1 (4628)
258518	2004-08-05 12:47:00	Lets settle the foreshore claim before we decide who owns the sky aye?	metla (154)
258519	2004-08-05 12:56:00	ROFL Nope, the sky's the limit R2	R2x1 (4628)
258520	2004-08-06 05:43:00	He's within his rights buying sky, and recording it to DVD. He hires the Sky decoder, and gets Sky legally. He hooks it up to his computer. He then proceeds to burn some programs to DVD for personal use. I personally don't see the problem there. If he sells the DVDs then there's a problem, and yes it's illegal. But it's alright if he records programs he payed to view to the new technology isn't it?	Megaman (344)
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