Here's your 1.2 square meters, now get to work!!

It has tons of accessibility features for the visually impaired if you know where to look.

I get this same feeling every time I lose my glasses. The bitter irony of having to look for your glasses...

I pay for HBO and I have a Tivo. It's still easier for me to just grab the torrent and watch it some time during the week. I've found torrents easier than Netflix (paying account unused several months), Hulu+ (paying account unused several months), cable TV (paying account partially used daily) or renting from Redbox/video store. Plus it's stored on my 3TB USB drive that I can access at any time.

I'm arguing that you don't have permission to utilize it which would also include the copying.

Or, by looking at the responses, give out a bunch of free slashdot gear.

yep, went there.

Aside from copy it in any way such as installing it on something. You are 100% correct. Without a license you don't have permission to make copies even the first copy of installing though. Otherwise enjoy your Frisbee, coaster or signal mirror.

Easy, they were backing up the disk to the hard drive.

The Bill of Rights didn't grant those rights, it merely enumerated them as specially protected rights.

Obligatory: http://xkcd.com/908/

It is hard to tell the guy backing up the dump trucks full of cash into his drive way that he's doing it wrong. If you're ideas are better, why aren't you backing the dump trucks of cash up into your driveway.

sure wish webkeypass wasn't a pile of crap.

If you're making buckets of cash of their produt, pay for the upgrade and quit bitching...wow.

On one side, I don't think corporations are people so they shouldn't be taxed. On the other side the Supreme Court thinks they are people so yes they should be taxed. At some point those profits have to be paid out to an individual who will then pay taxes on it...again.

Anything not in the US is correct and factual. The US is always wrong. Even when they are right, they are wrong. Come on you should know this by now.