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>> You can certainly by used items for a long time after it stops being
>> made. But you cannot, for example, buy a "new" Pentium II. They don't
>> make them any more.
>
> Look at:
> http://tinyurl.com/6l4w67o
"Refurbished" isn't the same as "new". I didn't say you can't buy it, I
said you can't buy it new.
>> You saw software for sale on ebay, and you think it's *legal*??
>
> Most likely yes. Why do you think it wouldn't be?
Because it's ebay? It's basically an electronic car boot sale.
> I know it is a big bad world but not everyone is dishonest. In my
> experience most people are honest.
In my experience, a tiny number of people make up for the vast majority
of network traffic.
Take a look at YouTube. While there *is* good stuff on there, you'd be
hard-pressed to find any of it. The vast majority of the content is of
dubious legality, dubious quality, or both.
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