So no, music isn't rare, even if it is important. So is it valuable? Well. That's not really a word that means very much unless you narrow it down a bit. My baby's smiles are valuable, but you can't get a penny for them in the street if you ask people (apparently). The s...
that's why pirating one physical copy of a film is less egregious than uploading one film. In the first instance you're making the film available to one person. In the second you are making the film available to a limitless number. So why compare the two actions?
My point is when i need music, I write music, when I need film I make my own film and don’t mash up other people’s shit. When I need to write code i don’t steal someone else’s, we create it from scratch. We do everything that can possible be done from scratch. Besides...
I just don't see Apple allowing virtualization, or allowing the server code to run on 3rd party hardware. It would open the floodgates to pirating of the software. Once the code hit the web there would be no stopping anyone from just grabbing it and installing it anywhere. ...