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RedGrittyBrick
> http://<spam>.blogspot.com
>
Shaw's blog's first article starts:
"ZIP files offer a packaging mechanism, allowing multiple files to be
bundled together as one. Thus, when you need to download a group of
files from the web, you can package them into one ZIP file for easier
transport as a single file."
...
"posted by omesh @ 11:28 AM"
Meanwhile over at
http://blogs.sun.com/CoreJavaTechTips/entry/creating_zip_and_jar_files
I see:
"ZIP files offer a packaging mechanism, allowing multiple files to be
bundled together as one. Thus, when you need to download a group of
files from the web, you can package them into one ZIP file for easier
transport as a single file."
...
"Posted at 12:44PM Jun 06, 2007 by John O'Conner"
I conclude that shaw/omesh has ripped-off someone elses work and is
passing it off as his own.
Lew
> shaw wrote:
>> http://<spam>.blogspot.com
>>
>
> Shaw's blog's first article starts:
>
> "ZIP files offer a packaging mechanism, allowing multiple files to be
> bundled together as one. Thus, when you need to download a group of
> files from the web, you can package them into one ZIP file for easier
> transport as a single file."
> "posted by omesh @ 11:28 AM"
>
>
> Meanwhile over at
> http://blogs.sun.com/CoreJavaTechTips/entry/creating_zip_and_jar_files
> I see:
>
> "ZIP files offer a packaging mechanism, allowing multiple files to be
> bundled together as one. Thus, when you need to download a group of
> files from the web, you can package them into one ZIP file for easier
> transport as a single file."
> "Posted at 12:44PM Jun 06, 2007 by John O'Conner"
>
>
> I conclude that shaw/omesh has ripped-off someone elses work and is
> passing it off as his own.
Aren't J. O'C.'s blogs copyrighted?
--
Lew