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Why tech firms are out of tune (BBC)Why tech firms are out of tune (BBC)Posted Jan 12, 2004 16:56 UTC (Mon) by mmarq (guest, #2332)In reply to: Why tech firms are out of tune (BBC) by ballombe Parent article: Why tech firms are out of tune (BBC) Sure. And with it the black market for "Hacked" hardware will blossom like flowers in springtime... And no need for holes in "Windows",... i'm absolutly convinced that there are people right now hacking into celular phones, DVD home sets, Set-top boxes(to watch encryted TV)... and they will for sure find a way to break into any piece of DRM hardware that pop up. Blind leaders and greed are going to transform "White Line", into "Black Line" for gangs to control, because every small corner shop, if Linux and normal hardware fails, is gonna be virtualy illegal. Above all this, guess whom gets to win along with M$ ?
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Why tech firms are out of tune (BBC) Posted Jan 12, 2004 17:47 UTC (Mon) by mmarq (guest, #2332) [Link] "because every small corner shop, if Linux and normal hardware fails, is gonna be virtualy illegal"... is not correct.But "almost every small corner shop(Computer Shop), if Linux and normal hardware fails, will turn into a appliances(PC&Cª) and or consumer electronics shop, or die"... is more correct
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