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So I'm a tech student, but im broke af, luckily the computers at uni hold all the adobe/autodesk programs along with some other really expensive stuff that i couldn't find a torrent for.
Is it possible that i bring an external hard drive, plug it into the computer and copy all the program files from the computers hard drive onto mine so i can just open the programs on my own computer later? will this work? can they track me down even if i use a guest computer login?
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>>18715471
>not knowing how computer programs work
stop being poor and stupid.
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>>18715471
rutracker.org
You're welcome.
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>>18715471
Adobe requires a subscription. Unless you're working with some seriously old software, you are out of luck.
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>>18716042
This
And yes, it is illegal
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>>18715471
That's not legal and you'll need a key to open it anyway. You can get the student version of Autocad for free though, just google it you dumbfuck. Just don't actually use it for projects you get paid for, that would be illegal as well.
Maybe you should just quit the couse though, concidering you need us to tell you it's illegal. Maybe join vocation education you brainlet :^)
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