"It's probably enough that we continue to forge ahead with building
a positive alternative while we watch the corporate music business screw
itself into the ground. ;) "
Just about says it all!!
Dont worry about the million M$ users in the world, think about
the 5 1/2 billion who are waiting to get computers!!
Cheers
Bob
tim hall wrote:
> On Friday 04 November 2005 15:12, Mark Knecht was like:
>
>>On 11/4/05, Burkhard Woelfel <versuchsanstalt@email-addr-hidden> wrote:
>>
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>>>On Thursday 03 November 2005 15:04, Wolfgang Woehl wrote:
>>>
>>>>studio-64 <fsmith@email-addr-hidden>:
>>>>
>>>>>Try this for an update:
>>>>>http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/11/02/1421250
>>>>>PS this really is the war Zone, they get this through and we all
>>>>>lose!!
>>>>
>>>>Come on, FonyBMG and all the other biggies are idiot thieves on a
>>>>desperate rampage. In the past decade music industry has panicked out
>>>>of every single smart thing. They managed to screw their own A&R for
>>>>good. It's fun actually to watch them and their crap go down. A badly
>>>>written rootkit from Sony? I'm laughing essential parts of my body off
>>>>right now.
>>>>
>>>>Wolfgang
>>>
>>>Spiegel.De reporting about "the PR debacle" (in german)
>>><http://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/netzkultur/0,1518,383051,00.html>
>>>
>>>- - Burkhard
>>
>>I have not yet found any non-Linux English report on this that points
>>out it's really Microsoft's lack of system security that would let a
>>CDROM install system files that cause the problem, right?
>
>
> There is that. ;)
>
> Sony's DRM rootkit also appears to violate the Computer Misuse Act in the UK
> and may have legal problems in other parts of Europe. Plus, I'm fascinated to
> read the idea that Sony appear to have used parts of LAME code in their
> product, does that count as shooting yourself in the foot? Oh, and of course
> it doesn't work on Linux or Macs anyway. Boycotting Sony is probably
> worthwhile, although that probably won't mean a great deal for most people on
> this list. It's probably enough that we continue to forge ahead with building
> a positive alternative while we watch the corporate music business screw
> itself into the ground. ;)
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Bearmusic
hearmymusic.co.uk <http:www.hearmymusic.co.uk>
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