Posted by fish. on 04/19/07 02:38

In article <pdnb23d9sb8nk3k6c5s9c9b9l7ch45qcel@4ax.com>, impmon@digi.mon
says...
> On Tue, 17 Apr 2007 21:15:06 -0000, Doug Jacobs
> <djacobs@shell.rawbw.com> wrote:
>
> >Way to go Sony. I guess the CD/Rootkit debacle wasn't bad enough... On
> >the other hand, this could take some attention off their floundering PS3.
>
> Yeah sounds familiar. Was it a 99 cent marker that broke a
> multi-million dollars copy protection scheme on CD?
>
> The harder they try, the easier for crooks to slip through. Maybe if
> they stopped focusing on copy protection and instead tried to sell the
> CD and DVD *cheaper*, a lot less would be inclined to illegally copy.


maybe.

But more likely everyone would pirate more.

--
"You're not going to enjoy this, and it won't be quick"

Very apt quote from "300", I didn't and it wasn't.

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