This argument isn't about consumers being able to choose, it's about competition. Microsoft is taking a piece of an industry through eminent domain. The developers who are impacted by this are the same ones who built the codecs and filters for linux.
Good suggestion, It would be interesting to see what other people would be interested in. I'll ask if he has any interest and hopefully he'll be open to fielding some questions.
Sorry everyone/. was a little too powerful for my hosting company and they won't let me up my quota. If anyone knows of any webhosting companies that can handle the/. effect, I'm in the market for a new one. In the meantime, here is a link to another copy of the article in case you would like to read it. If someone can get Commander Taco to update it in the main article, I would appreciate it. Thanks for all the support and I hope that you don't hate me too much for making the mistake of buying Vista and DRM movies. Sometimes you have to experience how crappy DRM is first hand, in order to realize how much value it strips from your content.
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This argument isn't about consumers being able to choose, it's about competition. Microsoft is taking a piece of an industry through eminent domain. The developers who are impacted by this are the same ones who built the codecs and filters for linux.
Good suggestion, It would be interesting to see what other people would be interested in. I'll ask if he has any interest and hopefully he'll be open to fielding some questions.
Sorry everyone /. was a little too powerful for my hosting company and they won't let me up my quota. If anyone knows of any webhosting companies that can handle the /. effect, I'm in the market for a new one. In the meantime, here is a link to another copy of the article in case you would like to read it. If someone can get Commander Taco to update it in the main article, I would appreciate it. Thanks for all the support and I hope that you don't hate me too much for making the mistake of buying Vista and DRM movies. Sometimes you have to experience how crappy DRM is first hand, in order to realize how much value it strips from your content.