BraindeadBZH’s Comments

• Feb 3rd, 2012 @ 2:18pm

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  on Young People Followed SOPA News More Than Election News
  This is normal, the previous generations have completely locked up the real world for the new generations. The virtual world is the only place where young people can have a voice and do something with their live.
  Combating SOPA/PIPA was never about having the rights to steal music. It always was to ensure that never the old generations can take control over Internet. Especially politicians which are all craps.
• Jan 26th, 2012 @ 1:50pm

  Re: Re: Re: Anti-Piracy laws unnecessary?

  on The Norwegian Music-Streaming Experience Shows Why Tough Anti-Piracy Laws Are Unnecessary
  I know this is a troll my friends. But, sadly, there is people who actually think this is true. So I just make an explanation for them. Unfortunately I think they don't read this kind of blog... :)
• Jan 26th, 2012 @ 8:12am

  Re: Anti-Piracy laws unnecessary?

  on The Norwegian Music-Streaming Experience Shows Why Tough Anti-Piracy Laws Are Unnecessary
  You're maybe right or *not* (Minecraft is a good example). But, please, give an example where a law has lead to innovation and creation. Legislation is a destructive process. Laws always reduce your freedom, sometime it is necessary like laws against murder, rape, ... It think there is enough laws to protect intellectual property. Everybody know that it is illegal to share works which are not yours. Now it is time to stop spending millions on laws and protection and start building real alternatives.
• Dec 1st, 2011 @ 2:20pm

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  on As SOPA/PIPA Still Loom, Techies Already Creating Workarounds
  I can't agree more.
• Dec 1st, 2011 @ 1:51pm

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  on As SOPA/PIPA Still Loom, Techies Already Creating Workarounds
  Glad to see someone which understands what it is all about.
  Those guys clearly don't want a free world where people don't need them.
• Nov 29th, 2011 @ 4:02am

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  on Ubisoft Director Backtracks On Piracy Complaints After Public Lashing
  Ubisoft, principals? Are you kidding?
• Nov 29th, 2011 @ 3:59am

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  on Ubisoft Director Backtracks On Piracy Complaints After Public Lashing
  Don't try to understand those people they are all morons. They are the reason why EU is dying. They all try to keep the old business running by making thousand of laws. It only accelerate the fall. At least they still continue to make billions. But for how long? With no innovation, delocalization, short term strategy, ...
  Gabe Newell's statement is all right. Even if Steam is not perfect it is the only real alternative to piracy.