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Agreed. Honestly, they also need to get rid of the DRM. It only punishes their actual paying customers. If I had the choice between paying $14.99 for a video on Amazon that is going to be downgraded to 720p or 480p because I am not running it on an "approved" HD device, or paying nothing for...
Personally, I see possibilities here, both good and bad.
First off, I want to say that I am sick of Windows 10. Windows 10 has been a horrific experience as Microsoft attempts to force me to use my computer the way that they want, all in the name of protecting me. Windows 10 S is another step...
It feels like you two are talking past each other. Is it taking 5 hours for the KB fix to apply from WSUS, or is it taking 5 hours to install the msu manually from a download?
I'm merely trying to explain their position. They sell things regionally at the best prices they think the individual markets can bear. Since the "product" they sell is entirely digital, removing geolocation allows people to buy from the cheapest possible location. You'll note I used the term...
Here's what he's talking about, in a nutshell. Imagine you want to sell your latest movie in America. The agreements they make in America guarantee them a fixed amount of money. Let's say they charge $5.99, making $5 per watch. Now imagine you want to sell your movie in someplace like the...
Disappointing. The whole point of the First Amendment was to prevent government censorship of the press. If you look at the history of the Espionage Act of 1917, which was one of the first laws to codify "classified information", the original draft included the censorship of the press...
Clearly this isn't going far enough. We should also shut down their power; because it was used to run the devices pirating their stuff. We should also cut them off from medical access; because keeping them healthy allows them to continue stealing. We should cut them off from supermarkets...
This isn't that big of a deal, he's just changing the display name that he sends from. You can change this setting just by going into your account and changing the "Your Name" setting under your email account. He's not spoofing anything. You can see in the video he provides that when the...
This is absolutely the important thing to look at. $140/mo with a 300gb cap is what they WANT to charge (I use 300gb/mo with 100mb service). The 3 year contract and low prices have a specific goal in mind. My opinion is that they are trying to limit Google's potential customer base by locking...
The red flag, in my mind, is where they quote Lieu saying, "It is unworkable for states to mandate different encryption standards." He's not saying that uncrackable encryption is good for people, he's saying that he doesn't want competing standards. You're absolutely correct that this bill is...
I think it stems from the statement someone else made earlier: "horses are expensive to own." The owner is probably feeling the weight of paying for a horse and is looking for anything they can get their hands on to offset that cost. Someone who was financially comfortable would never have...
He brought up "Fair Use" because he knows that's why Google is resistant to simply blocking the content. Child pornography is illegal; there is no situation where it is legal, so it's fair to simply block it all. We can't trust the content owners to identify Fair Use, because to them...
That's exactly what the MPAA says about ISPs currently. They argue that the ISPs know their customers are doing illegal things, and by not acting to monitor and filter the traffic, they are implicitly supporting piracy.
While Dotcom may have known that his service was being used for piracy...
I'm not so sure.
Amazon won't lose any face by bringing this to the courts and having this discussion out in the open, which is one of the usual motivations for a settlement, Furthermore, winning this case would go far in preventing future lawsuits against Amazon's AWS service, where a...