riaa technology plan
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wow the taiwanese work wonders in those records
turns the cd technology back 50 years
what a breakthrough yay :lol:
20 dollars for a piece of crap that wont play on ur computer, anyone?
What a laugh !!
I liked this comment best:
"I couldn't get it into any of my drives. I mean, what format is it? Is it, like, from France or something?"
THIS is the RIAA's idea of a "teenage computer expert"?
LMAO 8) :lol:
Made in China by children.Quote:
Originally posted by james_bond_rulez@8 January 2004 - 04:19
wow the taiwanese work wonders in those records
turns the cd technology back 50 years
what a breakthrough yay :lol:
20 dollars for a piece of crap that wont play on ur computer, anyone?
I love when corporations spend billions investing in "piracy-proof" technology, only to have some mildy bored teenager ruin all their work; inspired by maybe a red bull or a bong.
Any music that can be outputted to speakers can be inputted into a recording device and encoded to mp3. YOU LOSE, RIAA. GET OVER IT. ENCOURAGE TECHNOLOGY, DON'T OSTRACIZE IT.
that is so true,and if they did do that plan, who would buy them black vertim cd"s?Quote:
Originally posted by scrambledeggs@10 January 2004 - 17:13
Any music that can be outputted to speakers can be inputted into a recording device and encoded to mp3. YOU LOSE, RIAA. GET OVER IT. ENCOURAGE TECHNOLOGY, DON'T OSTRACIZE IT.