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Comment Re:testing a way to digitize (Score 1) 27

That's a self-fulfilling prophecy. People generally prefer to stay legal as long as the money is reasonable and the friction to use what you've fairly paid for is sufficiently low.

Meanwhile, we're talking about Microsoft "letting" us do something many of us are already doing via emulation. Gee, you bought a physical disc rather than a worthless digital entitlement? Sucks to be you, pay again... Except... Yeah, I really have no need for this new option when the old one is still superior.

And to be clear, I'm in no way talking about actual piracy. I've paid for a looot of media over my lifetime, and quite often I'll still use a "fixed" version because it's in every way the superior product.

Comment Re:Oh, recursive problems? (Score 1) 120

Thank you, it all make sense now! So... why wasn't Epstein operating in France?

That wasn't young enough for him and his customers. It's also a lot easier to hide evidence on your own island than in France. So unless you're more like Roman Polanski than Donald Trump, it's not a great place to hide pedophilia.

Comment Re: So Claude doesn't have to unlearn what it sto (Score 1) 58

Then law itself is "danger territory" because all law is based on morality.

Typically ignorant statement for an anonymous coward. Most laws are for practical reasons, mostly saving money. Only a minority of laws are even allegedly morality-based, and since so many of the lawmakers don't observe them or demonstrate any morality to speak of, we can see that morality is only an excuse when it's even mentioned.

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