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I love threads like this. Everyone comes on here and says that going anything over the speed limit is completely stupid, while you know that 90% of these people break the speed limit daily. It's like the threads on P2P where people get on their high horse to tout how piracy and P2P is wrong...
I remember when I was little, the older kid next door would play D&D and my mom told me how kids who played that would end up killing themselves or someone else....go, go media train.
Of course, it didn't help that the kid was very, very, VERY weird kid. Made it more believable.
Well since none of them feel it's necessary to run antivirus, 99% of of them probably wouldn't know they actually had a virus for months. Just like with spyware and such, most of the time there aren't any blatant signs, an error here or a little longer loading there, but unless you are anal...
I actually found that funny myself. I guess now he's starting to see what all those non-Apple fanboys have been saying all along about their business model.
If it really is due to the references to his songs, it's really funny and hypocritical of Apple. They sell those same albums through iTunes, so why is ok to sell the some on their one service but not have an app that references those same songs that you allow people to download.
Well, Net Neutrality would mean that neither the government or the ISP's can treat one type of content differently then another. If Obama doesn't want you to read a Republican website, too bad, Net Neutrality means that he can't stop you. Same as using Netflix to stream movies..your ISP can't...
And at the same time, a new even easier to use and harder to track service will be taking hold. There's no stopping the sharing, people will just keep moving to better and more secure ways when their old way is no longer worth using.
Actually, it'd be hilarious to just walk into his office while he's doing paperwork and start peeing in the urinal like it's a perfectly normal bathroom.
I just netflix everything. $10 a month and I get to watch a least 3-4 legal Blu-Rays a month and all the streaming content I want. Much better then spending that money for one person to go to a movie in the theater.
I stopped watching as soon as he used the phrase "at a very fair price". On top of that, I now have to buy a new Bullshit meter....poor thing couldn't take the overload.