Shinkei

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   by Shinkei 14y ago

   I agree that it's a stretch and I would not personally characterize him that way, it seems to be the perception that is being sold to the masses. I think how artists deal with these forms of 'infringement' speaks to their character. For ex
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   by Shinkei 14y ago

   I didn't know the conclusion of the Fairey case and I had never even heard about the Baio case, so thanks for these links. I don't think you can generalize "the internet" in this way because the forums I read are fairly liberal and will ten
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   by Shinkei 14y ago

   "rather than burying $1,000 under a black volcanic rock in a dry stone wall next to an old oak tree" Shawshank Redemption.
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   by Shinkei 14y ago

   Great analysis... so would you say this is generalizable to region coding issues? Because first-sale doctrine should protect my ability to buy a DVD in China and use it/sell it in the US. Would region-free players also be protected?
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   by Shinkei 14y ago

   This is not an "intelligent discussion." Did you read this article? He sets up a straw man by comparing specialized knowledge to facts in his first argument. Everyone can know the odds in Blackjack by card-counting, but no one should kno
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   by Shinkei 14y ago

   Good lord... this is an article written by someone with an incredible bias. I mean he takes so many low-blows on the salespeople and belittles everyone and everything about the store. They are trained to sell things to an average consumer