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Give Us A 'MOVABLE DIGITAL FILE !!!!
Sure the 'copy aspect as a feature is apherent within the 'rules of sold 'liscences. But with this it spells all sorts of problems wich could be overlooked by simply designing a ubiquotous singular 'movable digital file .

When it stays in its singularity, there is no reason to relate inhibitions to the file(s),its users, or person of them in use of technologies wich conduct 'moving them.

Just another 'feature.Instead the problem is that instead of a specification - the 'liscences have 'lawful end-users . Wich actually needs persons'' who own 'copyrighted digital file(s). Another thing wich hollywood hasn't exactly embraced for a concept.

'Files are vehemiently controlled via the 'liscencing of them. They should simply be a specification of 'feature,production,and distribution in character performance,commerce,patronage, and person.

This includes the players,softwares,that detail them through 'liscencing 'feature.

But this is an 'apple . You know the commercial A for apples 'J for jacks . Breakfast is 'Apple Jacks . (jest).

-just talking.
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You know, it seems the "pirates" are determined to ruin it.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/19/04
sounds to me in that case.. it's the Record companies that would ruin it...  ryusen | 08/19/04
Regardless, consumers still pay for it.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/19/04
Could be good in the long run  tic swayback | 08/19/04
but at least point the finger in the right direction...  ryusen | 08/19/04
I don't think you can point at the owner...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/21/04
Consumers won't pay  voska | 08/20/04
I don't think this will break the camel's back  tic swayback | 08/19/04
Are you sure you read the article right?  mlindl | 08/19/04
Agreed ...  worknman | 08/19/04
Exacatlly.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/19/04
ex cepting for oen fact...  ryusen | 08/19/04
Sorry but the millions Kazza say you are wrong.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/21/04
I bet it doesn't work that way  StorageGuru | 08/20/04
Technically  voska | 08/20/04
Not everyone is in the same boat  tic swayback | 08/19/04
Addendum  tic swayback | 08/19/04
However ...  worknman | 08/19/04
Not clear at all  tic swayback | 08/19/04
making a statement...  ryusen | 08/19/04
Not True--downloading is probably illegal  tic swayback | 08/19/04
probably???  ryusen | 08/19/04
Exactly--That's the problem  tic swayback | 08/20/04
It depends on where you live..  d_jedi | 08/20/04
You know, it seems the "pirates" are determined to ruin it.  V Sanders | 08/19/04
How are you able to set the owners asking price?  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/21/04
Apples product can't pirated this way  voska | 08/20/04
Agreed.  hayesk | 08/20/04
Remember who we're dealing with here  tic swayback | 08/20/04
See, Java is quite the viable tool and  FilledOut | 08/19/04
Unintended consequences  seosamh_z | 08/19/04
re : I suppose all programming languages would eventually become illegal in  V Sanders | 08/19/04
They're not stupid you know  seosamh_z | 08/19/04
Forget that..  d_jedi | 08/20/04
Apple has little desire to fix problem  donf_z | 08/19/04
Give Us A 'MOVABLE DIGITAL FILE !!!!  ParadigmOdyssey | 08/19/04
If it's on a loca LAN, they can't tell, plus it's none of their business.  Xunil_Sierutuf | 08/20/04
Economic reality  Yagotta B. Kidding | 08/20/04
Slight correction  tic swayback | 08/20/04

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