His point is that the hardware on which a game came was a considerable percentage of the price to the manufacturer. Even the NV storage was costly, I remember nintendo raising the price on some snes games blaming the cost of flashmem. Now that cost is simply the cost of pressing a disc.

And a human driver uses the superstopbreakpedal thus can avoid the situation better than the computer?

You have to make an effort to not have one. Even my xperia mini has one and that's only a 200€ machine

How is this restrictions on information? Cybits wants to distribute altered parts of the dsl software and AVM wants to restrict this and is named as a gpl violater here so that is the party that wants to restrict.

instead of putting up summaries?

How do you expect any site to protect you if your machine/browser is compromised?

Understandable as you can't even remember posting this exact same thing 4 hours ago...

One thing that needs to be handled though is the cybersquatters at the top of many searches, It can't be impossible to filter if they compare searches worldwide.

I play loads of (very recent) games on linux and the few that don't work I can live without. Epic and ID have some very capable native releases while Cedega is making big leaps in usability and compatibility.