Post: Whiney fanboys?
Whiney fanboys? →
Posted Thursday 13th December 2007 17:12 GMT
I thought the complaint was that the BBC was encouraging the more adventurous of the world to break the law. DRM and proprietry software hasn't stopped people from accessing software before. Ask RIAA et al.
*nix users all hippies? Someone better warn this chap that we are starting to take on the disguise of regular folk now who don't know are arse from our elbow. You never know, you may be living next door to one of these terrorists!
Oh, and 'no' I don't pay for a license, but apparently I owe them £135 for a service I don't use. Slightly confused there.
Still once this has matured I may well start watching TV again.
Oh well, off home now as my elbows aching from sitting down all day.
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