dem0n1’s Comments

• Jun 2nd, 2010 @ 6:05pm

  American Apparel quality?

  on Planet Money Crew Merges T-Shirts And Journalism
  Really? You think their cheap, thin, undersized, poorly stitched shirts are quality? I will no longer purchase any t-shirt that is from them and as much as I like your shirt idea above, I will not get it if is American Apparel and any shirt I buy on the net that turns out be an AA shirt goes back.
• Apr 22nd, 2010 @ 1:26pm

  Good way to kill cloud computing too.

  on Now, Apparently It's Not Just Content Providers That Are Getting A Free Ride On Broadband Networks, But Consumers Too
  Charging extra for use would make it uneconomical to host applications on a server pushing them back down to the hard drive and back into media in boxes at your local software retailer (assuming one still exists).
• Dec 2nd, 2009 @ 7:52am

  (untitled comment)

  on Games Workshop Goes After Its Biggest Fans With Takedown Order
  In the eyes of the man
  You're not a real fan
  Unless you stand front and center
  With your wallet in your hand.
• Oct 5th, 2009 @ 10:03pm

  Re: Conspiracy

  on What's Illegal About Using Twitter To Organize Protests?
  There's a handy federal charge; "Crossing state lines to incite a riot".
• Aug 7th, 2009 @ 7:37am

  When CDs showed up

  on Radiohead's Thom Yorke Explains How Recording Industry Milked CD Business
  I was working in a record & tape store when the CD the next big thing on the music scene. The record companies reps said that "Yes, the CD currently is more expensive than the record, but that's just because the economies of scale in production haven't kicked in. In a couple of years CDs will be be much cheaper for you to buy than records are today." That never happened. The economies of scale went into the record companies pockets and they constantly pushed for higher list prices and wholesale prices. At the time we were selling $8.98 list LPs for $5.95.