Vocal minority != "the demand".
Minority or not doesn't matter as they are a very influential minority. For every person that posts to web forums, Usenet etc. there are probably another 1,000 or more lurkers reading.
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Vocal minority != "the demand".
.. Still annoys me though.
And please, quit being a jackass ok?.
If you never play a Blu-Ray disc in your computer you will know the DRM support is there. It will never affect you. You can play unprotected HD content all you want. You can rip a Blu-Ray, break the copy protection and still be unaffected by the DRM support.
I use XP because I don't need to wait for drivers for my (insert printer, scanner, fav peripheral here), and no it's not the manufacturers fault, it's Vista
they could have integrated drivers for the mainstream hardware (like XP)
This are the types of criticisms I can't help but to find amusing. Clearly you haven't given Vista much of a look, if you truly feel this way. Vista includes as many, if not much more in terms of drivers. If it wasn't included in Vista, that means the vendor chose not to give the drivers to Microsoft. That becomes the responsibility of the vendor in question. Vista has been out for well over a year now, so there is no excuse for a vendor not to have Vista drivers. It is ridiculous to blame Microsoft at this point for a missing driver.I use XP because I don't need to wait for drivers for my (insert printer, scanner, fav peripheral here), and no it's not the manufacturers fault, it's Vista
All of the exploitable code to support the DRM is there and it has and will cause problems.
http://www.nynaeve.net/?p=124
Minority or not doesn't matter as they are a very influential minority. For every person that posts to web forums, Usenet etc. there are probably another 1,000 or more lurkers reading.
All of the exploitable code to support the DRM is there and it has and will cause problems.
http://www.nynaeve.net/?p=124
These exploits also require social engineering to trick the user into installing drivers as admin to do this. Once you trick a user to install any malware as administrator the fight is over anyway. Of course, under Vista 64, it's even harder since drivers must be signed.
It's like saying that somebody's home windows are insecure because a burglar could get into the house by merely unlocking and opening the windows from the inside. (But if the burglar has to get inside in order to unlock the windows...)"
Lurkers who don't vote don't count