Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Tue 2nd Aug 2005 00:02 UTC
So, how does the news of Apple and DRM change, or not change, your purchasing habits regarding x86 Macs? Let us know by participating in our following poll:
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2005-07-06
Spare me. This opinion isn't "intelligent discourse", and it should be voted down. While the comments the poster blasts down attempted to bring out some point, this poster just says WRONG! and brings up a bunch of end-of-the-world what ifs.
It is called trolling. There is not fact or reasonable point in the statements at all.
You want to blast the DRM because it "locks" you in? Fine. Change OSs. There is nothing that will stop you from using Linux or Windows.
Another thing, you talk about the more restrictive silent iTunes updates? When did the restrictions change? They haven't. They've been posted from day 1. The "silent" changes you speak of have been made to protect their current DRM from people who don't want to play by the rules.
Spare me the crap. Bring out real "intelligent discourse".