Comment Re:No thanks. (Score 4, Insightful) 386
Wow, my first flamebait *and* troll. Cool.
Perhaps I should explain.
Hint: Sony, as a corporation, has adopted the position that they should be able to do whatever they wish to your updateable systems in order to protect their corporate interests.
My position on this is clear: That's fine. I will, quite simply, not buy *any* Sony product whatsoever until I see compelling evidence that this has changed.
This camera could give me free beer (as in FREE BEER! WOO!) and I still wouldn't buy it -- because that gives capital to a company who wants to control what my devices do, and will install, without permission, software to enable this.
So. You guys still buying Playstations can just shut up about the DRM issues. Sony certianly doesn't care about your opinions. You're still buying their stuff.
I won't. Period.
So, again.
No thanks. It's a Sony.
At least I'm still polite. Come next year (and the next rootkit DRM), it'll be "Fuck no, it's a Sony."
Perhaps I should explain.
Hint: Sony, as a corporation, has adopted the position that they should be able to do whatever they wish to your updateable systems in order to protect their corporate interests.
My position on this is clear: That's fine. I will, quite simply, not buy *any* Sony product whatsoever until I see compelling evidence that this has changed.
This camera could give me free beer (as in FREE BEER! WOO!) and I still wouldn't buy it -- because that gives capital to a company who wants to control what my devices do, and will install, without permission, software to enable this.
So. You guys still buying Playstations can just shut up about the DRM issues. Sony certianly doesn't care about your opinions. You're still buying their stuff.
I won't. Period.
So, again.
No thanks. It's a Sony.
At least I'm still polite. Come next year (and the next rootkit DRM), it'll be "Fuck no, it's a Sony."
