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Celine Dion unleashes wave of destruction on Mac users
Master of Reality:
we should all buy these "protected" CDs, get them jammed in a Mac, then get pissed off and destroy your mac that contains special invention blue prints and other important stuff, then sue the record company scum for destroying all of our wonderful invention ideas, and mental anguish and stress.
voidmain:
quote:Originally posted by Zombie9920:
The reason so many people download MP3's is because we all know that it doesn't cost no $13-$20 for them to make a Audio CD. We shouldn't have to pay those kind of prices for something that only costs $0.50 to make. Especially since most CD's only have a few good songs on them.
I think that whoever uses one of these protected CD's in thier system and it does damage to the system has the right to sue he record company(ies) for doing damage to personal property.
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Same goes for M$. $0.50 to pump out WinXP, $0.50 to pump out OfficeXP, $0.50 to pump out .NET. And we should be able to sue M$ for destroying brain cells when using their products.
Kintaro:
COPY PROTECTION!?!
I think the name "Celine Dion" would stop me from copying it!!!
And anyone else....
I wonder what it does to Linux
cahult:
quote:Originally posted by X11:
I wonder what it does to Linux
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Maybe turn it into Celix, an OS that screams your head off while looking anemic and dull. :D
jtpenrod:
Speaking of copy-protected audio CDs that ruin Macs, see This Article for a quick and dirty hack that can defeat the copy protect. Even though the article is in German, the illustrations speak for themselves. Not only that, it involves nothing more than a "Magic Marker" or a Post-It. :D
Now all the Mac-people can listen to Celine Dion CDs without any problems. Although, it must be pointed out that it won't necessarily sound any better. :rolleyes: But you can listen to it ;)
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