Caved in! (Score: 2, Insightful) by zafiro17@pipedot.org on 2014-05-14 22:39 (#1MC) OK, so they are against it, but feel obliged to keep up with the times and to prevent people from having to reach for an alternative web browser they're going to implement DRM too. Lovely. How about, we just don't visit those DRMed sites? What the F has happened to the Internet we know and love? Is FIDOnet still around? At least we owned that one. This new, corporate-run, DRMed, spy-platform Internet sucks dogballs. Guess it's time to switch to Chrome! Nope. Opera? Hmm. Lynx/w3m/elinks? Re: Caved in! (Score: 1) by bryan@pipedot.org on 2014-05-14 23:24 (#1ME) I think TFA does do a pretty good job of describing why they are "caving in." You can look at it as taking a fully non-free system (Flash) and converting it into an fully free and standards-based system (HTML5 video tag) + a much smaller non-free library.Or in other words, the non-free part got smaller and easier to remove.
Re: Caved in! (Score: 1) by bryan@pipedot.org on 2014-05-14 23:24 (#1ME) I think TFA does do a pretty good job of describing why they are "caving in." You can look at it as taking a fully non-free system (Flash) and converting it into an fully free and standards-based system (HTML5 video tag) + a much smaller non-free library.Or in other words, the non-free part got smaller and easier to remove.