Digital Rights Management (DRM) & Windows Vista Blue Screen

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• Management

[IconOfSin88]

Or switch to Linux. Eg. Ubuntu is easy as pie to use.

[gomemdesoto]

"Or switch to Linux. Eg. Ubuntu is easy as pie to use."

That's exactly what I done, very reliable, everything works.

I need an operating system that does everything I want to, be totally secure, and most importantly not filled with nasty sucky Digital Restrictions Management crap at the expense of reliability and security.

'Tilt bits' or whatever crap Vista has, we can certainly live without this rubbish.

XP was the last decent OS Microsoft made.

[Kerns0Phoegon]

This video is just full of paranoid thoughts.

[1Vaudevillian1]

Thats why I buy a copy then download a cracked version. Im still legal. I also watch HD in my living room, best thing is to use a DVI to HDMI adaptor. I get full 1080p full sound by using a sound card and everything is perfect.

[nosferotica1]

@apsirico the private sector can spy more efficiently than the government.

[russkeller]

It was real. There's a lot of money behind it. Most of it either got fixed or removed for Windows 7. Which is why it's Vista but works.

[Strassenflirt]

Well as it turned out all ot this never happend. At least I have never heard of it until now. So has it been canceled? I have never used VISTA so I don't have personal experience with it.

[realraven2000]

Well not such a good option if you already have invested lots of money in recording software...

[gomemdesoto]

I wouldn't touch Vista with a barge pole because of this nasty Digital Restrictions Management junk it's filled with, making things unreliable.

[hodgy100]

personally id disregard everything in this video O.o

[Amishman35]

Tyranny by complexity. Things have gotten so advanced, no one including me knows how to make their own game console with homebrew so they can write programs they wrote. Cars have so many computerized parts, we are forced to pay $25K every 4 years because they can't be repaired even by the pros...no one has the time to look at every single trace on a PC's motherboard with a signal analyzer to see how to disable the DRM/inject a fake key. We are headed for the Dark ages again.