Because Corporations generally dislike consumers, and Sony is at the top of the pile of disdain.
Oh, they love the consumers' wallets, of course.

Well, it doesn't help that after some form of openness (ie otherOS, standardized inputs on the PS3), they immediately clamp shut (proprietary memory designed only for maximizing profit and for screwing gamers over) and that they always follow said process.

Why not orient your company and your policies so as not to actively piss off people who like tinkering with their own electronics and people who don't like DRM and spyware-riddled merchandise?

The Canadian entertainment industry is literally a subsidiary of the American entertainment industries.

If someone is being annoying, confront them. This is nothing but an easy way out with far more potential negatives than positives.

If the transit system thought cell phone usage was inappropriate, they would ban it themselves.

Hell, there's another project for all those stallwart full capitalists on /.

Counterpoint: The prime researcher and developer of the Cell architecture abandoned it as a dead end.

Significant not in number, but in the fact that they dismantled the console's security in less than a year of concentrated effort.

Negligible in numbers, sure, but it destroyed the image of invulnerability and supreme competency they were trying to use.

This seems like a great tool to make a debate opponent screw up.

Human-influenced global warming is fake and Ron Paul is immediately president. Take THAT, Fartbongolibs.

Most of the people I know that voted for them did so only because the "liberals deserve no votes" and "Voting for the NDP or Greens? HAHAHAHAHA" rather than because they actually like or agree with the Conservatives in any way. Spite, really.

They're the Corporate-Regressive party, our own home-grown copy of American neoliberal parties like the GOP. No real Canadian actually thinks they are legitimate.

Quickly becoming a far naughtier version if the aristocrats for the cognitively impaired.

that he did not think of doing this first.

Websites mean little compared to winning ideological battles.