dml’s Comments

• Oct 24th, 2014 @ 4:28pm

  Re: Re: counterfeit electronics are the real problem

  on IP Is No Excuse: Even If Someone Is Using Fake Chips, It's Not Okay To Kill Their Devices
  They do if they say so in their license agreement.
  Whether they do or not I do not know.
• Oct 24th, 2014 @ 4:26pm

  Re: Re: Re: counterfeit electronics are the real problem

  on IP Is No Excuse: Even If Someone Is Using Fake Chips, It's Not Okay To Kill Their Devices
  "But if, like the majority of people, you don't know what you're doing, then they have effectively destroyed your device."
  
  If you are stupid, and a thief, that's your problem.
  You should go to the crooks that sold you the fraudlent equipment, since the legitimate owner owes you nothing.
• Oct 24th, 2014 @ 4:23pm

  Re: Where are these chips used?

  on IP Is No Excuse: Even If Someone Is Using Fake Chips, It's Not Okay To Kill Their Devices
  So what?
  If important services buy defective devices, that is their fault for doing so in the first place.
• Oct 24th, 2014 @ 4:18pm

  Re: Re:

  on IP Is No Excuse: Even If Someone Is Using Fake Chips, It's Not Okay To Kill Their Devices
  If it doesn't work take it back to whoever sold it to you.
  Don't ask someone who did not sell you anything to help you out.
• Oct 24th, 2014 @ 4:17pm

  Re: Re:

  on IP Is No Excuse: Even If Someone Is Using Fake Chips, It's Not Okay To Kill Their Devices
  Yes, you own it.
  You don't have any right to demand support from someone who did not make it.
• Oct 24th, 2014 @ 4:15pm

  Re: Re: Yet another reason

  on IP Is No Excuse: Even If Someone Is Using Fake Chips, It's Not Okay To Kill Their Devices
  It is not "make it stop functioning".
  They have no obligation to support something they did not make.