BF2S Forums NVIDIA Quadro FX 3800 - Any good?

If I saw a girl passed out somewhere I'd totally rape her, because it's much easier than slipping her a roofie first.

jord wrote:

GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:

jord wrote:

Yes it is, its way easier...

Extremely bad way to justify breaking law.

I don't need to justify anything, its his choice. I have no problem breaking laws that have no real victim affected. Most dont, but like I said the debate is pointless its his choice.

Who do you think pays for those Quadros? Imaginary fairies?

jord wrote:

GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:

jord wrote:

I don't need to justify anything, its his choice. I have no problem breaking laws that have no real victim affected. Most dont, but like I said the debate is pointless its his choice.

Who do you think pays for those Quadros? Imaginary fairies?

Either another company or a customer, who will get the money back and perhaps a bit more for his inconveniance...

Which again, is owned by people. How is it ok to steal from a company but not a person?

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jord wrote:

GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:

jord wrote:

Either another company or a customer, who will get the money back and perhaps a bit more for his inconveniance...

Which again, is owned by people. How is it ok to steal from a company but not a person?

Because stealing from a person has direct consequences to that person. It affects their lives.

If were using extreme examples i'll use one. If you had the skills to commit cheque fraud why would you not go ahead and steal £10million from a faceless bank? Is it because of some misguided duty to uphold the gospel law? Is it because you don't want to hurt the bank for moral reasons?

Or is it because there would be a severe risk of getting caught and punished?

Your morale is seriously fucked up. Where do you think those 10 millions would come from? Thats right, the people. Stealing from a lot of people is still stealing.

I hope people that steal shit because it is easy will rot in jail. Maybe you understand when/if someone steals something with real value from you.

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jord wrote:

GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:

jord wrote:

Because stealing from a person has direct consequences to that person. It affects their lives.

If were using extreme examples i'll use one. If you had the skills to commit cheque fraud why would you not go ahead and steal £10million from a faceless bank? Is it because of some misguided duty to uphold the gospel law? Is it because you don't want to hurt the bank for moral reasons?

Or is it because there would be a severe risk of getting caught and punished?

Your morale is seriously fucked up. Where do you think those 10 millions would come from? Thats right, the people. Stealing from a lot of people is still stealing.

Morale?

Anyway no. If you have £1000 in the bank and a bank robber steals £5 million your balance remains at £1000.

Banks have insurance. So with that theory debunked, what is your answer to the above question?

And where the fuck do you think insurance company gets the money from? Thats right, again its the people.

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GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:

jord wrote:

GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:

Your morale is seriously fucked up. Where do you think those 10 millions would come from? Thats right, the people. Stealing from a lot of people is still stealing.

Morale?

Anyway no. If you have £1000 in the bank and a bank robber steals £5 million your balance remains at £1000.

Banks have insurance. So with that theory debunked, what is your answer to the above question?

And where the fuck do you think insurance company gets the money from? Thats right, again its the people.

They get money from charging a recurring fee to their customers. Come on man...

Again, for the third time. If you had the ability to steal a large amount of money from a faceless entity why would you not?

GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:

jord wrote:

GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:

And where the fuck do you think insurance company gets the money from? Thats right, again its the people.

They get money from charging a recurring fee to their customers. Come on man...

Again, for the third time. If you had the ability to steal a large amount of money from a faceless entity why would you not?

Because I am not a jackass and criminal like you.

Brilliant retort tool. If you can't answer a simple hypothetical and have at least somewhat of an open mind then don't debate. Stick to festering in this section giving tech advice. It might be a subject you have a incling on knowledge about.

If you're going to steal sell those Quadro cards, then buy me a Quadro 5000M for my laptop and a pair of Quadro 6000 for my desktop.

If you can justify selling something that's not yours and keeping the money, I'm sure you can see the complete logic of using those funds to buy something for a complete stranger too.

jord wrote:

GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:

jord wrote:

Morale?

Anyway no. If you have £1000 in the bank and a bank robber steals £5 million your balance remains at £1000.

Banks have insurance. So with that theory debunked, what is your answer to the above question?

And where the fuck do you think insurance company gets the money from? Thats right, again its the people.

They get money from charging a recurring fee to their customers. Come on man...

Again, for the third time. If you had the ability to steal a large amount of money from a faceless entity why would you not?

First of all, the said company is owned by someone, ditto an insurance company if it were to pay for it. You are therefore stealing money from a company which is owned by people, thus stealing money from people, no? The money doesn't just magically disappear from the world without anyone noticing. The CEO, the board, the staff and the owners have worked hard to earn that money, therefore you're an ass/cunt/criminal if you steal it from them.

Furthermore I don't I think I could live with owning massive sums of money that I haven't earned or acquired truthfully.


Morals, I guess.