ssj12 said:
padib said:
LivingMetal said:
padib said:
LivingMetal said:
I don't see how boycotting a product will help his hacking skills. But if he really needs a challenge, there's always mountain climbing.
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Definitely mountain climbing as a challenge, and intellectual as he is he might even need it. ;)
But jokes aside, like I was referring to the article. It goes beyond the boycott, he's now part of Anonymous. That'll allow him to continue the fight on another front. It's not an anti-sony thing here, it really is an anti-conglomerate thing. If it was against apple I would've thought the same. It's a matter of philosophy more than anything really. I don't like the fact that the guy gets a) crushed by a large corporation, and b) no right to use what he lawfully owns in whatever way that legally pleases him.
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He never lawfully owned the software on the PS3. Never. So he got... "crushed." So you are correct.
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Okay smart-alec, define owned in "he never lawfully owned the software on the PS3". On the flip-side, did he own the PS3 hardware? Do you own yours? What elevates software above hardware such that you own one and not the other?
A little challenge for you ;)
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he is blinded by government propaganda that seems to want people to think companies own your souls and controls everything you do. I guess civil rights is just something that a corporation allows for now. >.>
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I'm libertarian so I believe in small government and less interference. No one should trample on my rights. People who work for corporations are also people who have rights as well. No one shouldn't trample on their right to a livelihood by stealing their work. Stop being blinded by self-righteousness. I do not appreciate your disrespectful assumption.
