Day Against DRM
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Day Against DRM
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#2lol irrelevant
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#3lol irrelevant
hahaha "anonymous downvotes without riposte" = "proof of irrelevancy"
more and more the fsf crew looks like autistic kids arguing over who would win a fight: green lantern or captain america
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#5lol irrelevant
@skerrit_bwoy
If you want to really participate in a discussion on HN you should stop trolling and present your opinion.
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#6This press release sounds like a declaration of war on content creators. You won't kill DRM by tut-tutting it. You kill DRM by changing the minds of content creators who use it. You won't do that by waging a war on them.
What does one do to participate in this anyway? The press release wasn't clear.
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#7This press release sounds like a declaration of war on content creators. You won't kill DRM by tut-tutting it. You kill DRM by changing the minds of content creators who use it. You won't do that by waging a war on them. What does one do to participate in this anyway? The press release wasn't clear.
They link to http://www.defectivebydesign.org/ which seems to be main organising point.
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#8This press release sounds like a declaration of war on content creators. You won't kill DRM by tut-tutting it. You kill DRM by changing the minds of content creators who use it. You won't do that by waging a war on them. What does one do to participate in this anyway? The press release wasn't clear.
They link to http://www.defectivebydesign.org/ which seems to be main organising point.
Seems very misguided. It takes aim at DRM, not why DRM exists. People don't care about DRM. Think about how many people buy the products this site calls defective. But people do care that the people who create think they need DRM. A public awareness campaign focused on getting people to convince creators that DRM is bad would be more effective.
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#9From 2010. Don't people look at dates before posting?
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#10From 2010. Don't people look at dates before posting?
Don't Repeat Yourself, in classic UNIX fashion. They're reusing the same blog post for each year.