The Swedish Maritime Administration has filed a police report against file-sharing web site The Pirate Bay, after popular navigation software was made available for download.
The Administration, in a June 16 letter to police, said their navigation program, “The Living Sea Map,” was downloaded from Pirate Bay nearly 2500 times.
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Gunvor Edlund, Administration spokeswoman, told The Local that the software is sold by retailers for 900-1100 kronor – meaning the value of the illegally downloaded software was about 2.5 million kronor.
The program, popular for small boats, provides sea maps of Swedish waters that can be used in conjunction with Global Positioning System equipment. The program also provides useful information on harbours.
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Memo to The Swedish Maritime Administration:
You dumb fuckers
Please note that PirateBay does NOT have a single file on their servers. These files were downloaded from a individual person’s computer PirateBay just tracks that activity.
Phuck You you ignorant Bastards
Ne007
I’m thinking of becoming a swedish seaman
Who has the torrent for this?
LOL