pyalot

pyalot

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@Star Adder, Zyxpsilon Snarky remarks in french. Btw. I'm swiss, yeah fuck you too. You'll not be laughing about this as absurd when you see your culture being locked in by the content industrial complex. And about this being an attack on the principles industrial economy, you should perceive it as attack when the content industrial complex grabs any right it can get while curbing any benefit the public enjoys. When your game stops working or your music stops playing a

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[quote]Still trying to earn that martyr cookie?[/quote] Still beeing a flametard? Wait, you're 12 minutes to early for the next breaking news at 11.

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Stardock introduces a new DRM called Goo. What I'm interested to hear are the things that are not in the article. How exactly is the encrpytion used? What parties are involved when a game needs to be activated? When is a game in need of a reactivation? How are illegitimate users locked out? What happens if stardock goes belly up and a game needs to be activated? What restrictions are there on activation? How would you

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[quote who="WIllythemailboy" reply="10" id="2121124"]Yeah, that's a mature response. Where's the poorly constructed sign, and the chants with the badly forced rhymes? Learn to protest, noob.[/quote] if your interest is a pissing contest go somewhere else

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Stardock should clear the air as to what Goo exactly does and how it does it. eod, the rest is just pissing contest of opinions

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@Sole Soul You'll notice that I talk to you specifically if I do the @thingy or quote your posts. Also please learn to use the formating features provided to you, it would help immensely reading the otherwise unreadable blob of text. Regardless of how big a wanker I am. I don't trust anyone, and certainly not corportations. It is immaterial weather I provide any details or not. S tardock should clear the air as to what Goo exactly does , then we can talk about i

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[quote]Also, in the future, when someone starts throwing insults your way, it will help your case if you don't lower yourself to their level, more people will be willing to listen to your arguments.[/quote] That might help and I think I tried really hard, alas nobody's perfect. [quote]That aside, Stardock has always used a form of DRM (online activation for updates)[/quote] That part I'm entirely hazy about. We know what Stardock tells us, that Goo needs online activat

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[quote who="DarthCaedusMorgan" reply="23" id="2121058"]I'm actually quite happy if this new feature comes out, I will have more accesability to my games, if one providers server is down or goes bankrupt, I can get my updates or download from another provider if its is the only one that works at the time, I see this as a major advantage for me.[/quote] Yes, kind of like house flooring tiles with asbestos in them. They're fabulous until it's too late. Guilty as charged point 12<

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[quote who="psychoak" reply="19" id="2121031"]There is no conflict between the announcement of GOO and either of your links there, you are in error.[/quote] DRM (Goo) has zero, null, nada zap benefits for the paying customer he couldn't enjoy without DRM (Goo) . Therefore DRM (Goo) is all about pirates. This is a direct contradiction to these following statements made by Brad Wardell [quote who="Brad War

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[quote who="Morslok" reply="8" id="2120617"] So, I'm confused. What exactly is it that you want to happen here? Why are you arguing? Why is it better to start here with Stardock and Brad then anywhere else? What is the best case scenario for you at the end of this little debate? Is it that Stardock decides not to let publishers use GOO? If so, that would not be the best case scenario for me. If EA had used GOO on Mass Effect I would have bought it. Do you wa

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You feel that whatever you say is advanced by explicit language, personal insult and unbased ridicule of whatever argument is brought forward [FAIL] You feel that an argument consist of me typing out reams of reasoning my standpoint and you just demanding fodder for (1) [FAIL] You feel that todays copyright is fair to the public [FAIL] You think DRM and copy protection are neccessary [FAIL] You feel insulted by pointed questions and sharp points

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[quote]For one thing, the whole "beneficial nature of works for society thing" is generally referring to artsy things, not software (and most certainly, not games).[/quote] Copyright (as of 1790) was intended for sheet music. It is neither "intended" for books, music recordings, blog posts, twitter updates, statistical data, university papers and art. etc. That does not stop it from being applied to all those, including games. And now you're arguing "oh but the publicly benefi

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[quote]So the answer is to ask for the laws to be changed. Which is pretty much what I said in the first place.[/quote] I sorry that I have to break this to you, but the copyright law is created and extended by the content mafiaa. They're the ones with lobbies and they're the ones who get in on the secret trade agreements like ACTA from which the public is barred. They're the ones who have two of their henchmen now at the top of the DOJ as the left and right legal hands of your electe

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[quote]It'll be cracked long before the copyright expires. I'm not worried.[/quote] The benefit the law intends the public to enjoy should not be subject to chance.

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[quote]Love them, hate them, say whatever you want about them. But please don't misrepresent them.[/quote] Do you dispute the intentional presence of the expiry of the copyright term? Do you dispute the right of fair use? Do you think that the entering of works into the public domain is just a silly accident only waiting to be corrected? The copyright intentionally in full recognition of the effect it has is limited for good reason, such as not to extract too h

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[quote who="Annatar11" reply="14" id="2120382"]Where's the Picard facepalm picture when you need it...[/quote] Look, I know it's hard to grasp, but I'll make it really simple copyright grants authors of works certain rights and takes them away from the public copyright in recognition of the beneficial nature of works for society grants the public rights too (fair use, public domain) If you curb the rights granted to the public (2) in favor of t

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