Comments for it's in my head http://blog.troed.se Controversial views - or common sense? Mon, 30 Aug 2010 07:15:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ Comment on Piratpartiet – för dig som gillar Hem och Skola? by Troed Sångberg http://blog.troed.se/2010/08/22/piratpartiet-hem-och-skola/#comment-1399 Troed Sångberg Mon, 30 Aug 2010 07:15:53 +0000 http://blog.troed.se/?p=160#comment-1399 @Rick Deltagarkulturen fungerar! Snyggt :) @Rick

Deltagarkulturen fungerar! Snyggt :)

]]> Comment on Piratpartiet – för dig som gillar Hem och Skola? by Rick Falkvinge (PP) http://blog.troed.se/2010/08/22/piratpartiet-hem-och-skola/#comment-1398 Rick Falkvinge (PP) Mon, 30 Aug 2010 00:30:08 +0000 http://blog.troed.se/?p=160#comment-1398 sådär då. TPB idag. sådär då. TPB idag.

]]> Comment on Piratpartiet – för dig som gillar Hem och Skola? by Rick Falkvinge (PP) http://blog.troed.se/2010/08/22/piratpartiet-hem-och-skola/#comment-1396 Rick Falkvinge (PP) Fri, 27 Aug 2010 13:49:23 +0000 http://blog.troed.se/?p=160#comment-1396 När man säger kloka saker kan hela kampanjer planeras om. Spana in dag 6 på TPB när den kommer på måndag. :) När man säger kloka saker kan hela kampanjer planeras om.

Spana in dag 6 på TPB när den kommer på måndag. :)

]]> Comment on Not all that shines is gold by Steve Jobs http://blog.troed.se/2010/01/25/not-all-that-shines-is-gold/#comment-1393 Steve Jobs Tue, 06 Jul 2010 04:31:04 +0000 http://blog.troed.se/?p=135#comment-1393 People use Mac because it is a fashion statement, not because it is a computer or a performance machine. A PC is far more reliable that way, just like any mp3 player has much better quality than ipod. Of course by not using Apple products one will not get the gay factor so highly sought after for some reason. :D People use Mac because it is a fashion statement, not because it is a computer or a performance machine.
A PC is far more reliable that way, just like any mp3 player has much better quality than ipod.
Of course by not using Apple products one will not get the gay factor so highly sought after for some reason.
:D

]]> Comment on Piratkopiering lagligt enligt polisen by Andreas http://blog.troed.se/2010/05/26/piratkopiering-lagligt-enligt-polisen/#comment-1374 Andreas Fri, 04 Jun 2010 05:18:13 +0000 http://blog.troed.se/?p=157#comment-1374 Är det inte snarare så att det chavs gör per definition inte kan uppnå verkshöjd? Är det inte snarare så att det chavs gör per definition inte kan uppnå verkshöjd?

]]> Comment on Angående politikens framtida riktning by Val 2010: Högersamhälle, Vänstersamhälle eller Rättssamhälle? : 08babylon.se http://blog.troed.se/2009/06/08/angaende-politikens-framtida-riktning/#comment-1372 Val 2010: Högersamhälle, Vänstersamhälle eller Rättssamhälle? : 08babylon.se Thu, 03 Jun 2010 21:11:20 +0000 http://blog.troed.se/?p=47#comment-1372 [...] och andra partiers inställning till nykomligen rekommenderar jag Troed Sångbergs post Angående politikens framtida riktning, som tydligt demonstrerar varför det inte är någon skillnad mellan meningsskiljaktigheterna hos [...] [...] och andra partiers inställning till nykomligen rekommenderar jag Troed Sångbergs post Angående politikens framtida riktning, som tydligt demonstrerar varför det inte är någon skillnad mellan meningsskiljaktigheterna hos [...]

]]> Comment on Piratkopiering lagligt enligt polisen by lepra http://blog.troed.se/2010/05/26/piratkopiering-lagligt-enligt-polisen/#comment-1361 lepra Thu, 27 May 2010 09:13:34 +0000 http://blog.troed.se/?p=157#comment-1361 Haha.... intressant Haha…. intressant

]]> Comment on The Matrix had it all wrong by Danii Oliver http://blog.troed.se/2007/10/19/the-matrix-had-it-all-wrong/#comment-1348 Danii Oliver Sun, 04 Apr 2010 17:48:28 +0000 http://blog.troed.se/2007/10/19/the-matrix-had-it-all-wrong/#comment-1348 If you much rather be on the beach soon you will be able to... all the time, anytime. Granted you wont want to be there all the time but what about those days you sit in the office miserable the days the the Ozone is too low and risk of burn and cancer too great? Virtual Connectivity will be the answer to all of that. If you much rather be on the beach soon you will be able to… all the time, anytime. Granted you wont want to be there all the time but what about those days you sit in the office miserable the days the the Ozone is too low and risk of burn and cancer too great? Virtual Connectivity will be the answer to all of that.

]]> Comment on The Matrix had it all wrong by Danii Oliver http://blog.troed.se/2007/10/19/the-matrix-had-it-all-wrong/#comment-1347 Danii Oliver Sun, 04 Apr 2010 17:27:14 +0000 http://blog.troed.se/2007/10/19/the-matrix-had-it-all-wrong/#comment-1347 I agree, the world will become completely virtual. The generations living now maybe opposed to it but they will die off and a new paradigm will arise. We the current living and working generation are creating the tools and habits to to foster VR in to reality. I agree, the world will become completely virtual. The generations living now maybe opposed to it but they will die off and a new paradigm will arise. We the current living and working generation are creating the tools and habits to to foster VR in to reality.

]]> Comment on Spotify – liberation or DRM-hell? by Troed Sångberg http://blog.troed.se/2009/09/22/spotify-liberation-or-drm-hell/#comment-1323 Troed Sångberg Fri, 02 Oct 2009 18:40:32 +0000 http://blog.troed.se/?p=112#comment-1323 @Andreas Thanks for your comment, I wasn't aware that my own position was unclear. I'll elaborate: I'm comparing with simply buying music for digital download from services like iTunes and Amazon. DRM-free, making it possible for me to listen to the music on whichever device I happen to use at the moment (for example, streaming to a Playstation 3 in another room). I also then have the possibility to create my own ringtones from the music, control whichever music player I use through remote controls and stream the music to several rooms at once (something iTunes does a lot better than Airfoil, which is the alternative I have with Spotify. Other solutions exist, but they cannot work with Spotify since there's no API). This is what I compare Spotify with, which is only available on few devices (computer plus select mobile platforms - and even then it requires network access to log in which users travelling abroad likely won't appreciate the roaming charges for) and doesn't allow any third party device control. I understand, however, that someone who manages to listen to two new full albums a day have other preferences ;) Myself I'm more of the one-new-album-a-month kind of person. Maybe that's a minority view. In the end, I cannot replace my earlier music consumtion with Spotify (much of the music I have is simply not available there). What has happened is that I have added another service, DRM-infested, for 99 SEK a month. The blog post was about that being eerily similar to some very non-popular views having been voiced before by the media industry and which resulted in public outcry. As a matter of fact, the proposed "broadband tax" for media piracy would have resulted in legalized filesharing - and Spotify would easily have been outcompeted by a modern version of Napster or Audio Galaxy ;) @Andreas

Thanks for your comment, I wasn’t aware that my own position was unclear. I’ll elaborate:

I’m comparing with simply buying music for digital download from services like iTunes and Amazon. DRM-free, making it possible for me to listen to the music on whichever device I happen to use at the moment (for example, streaming to a Playstation 3 in another room). I also then have the possibility to create my own ringtones from the music, control whichever music player I use through remote controls and stream the music to several rooms at once (something iTunes does a lot better than Airfoil, which is the alternative I have with Spotify. Other solutions exist, but they cannot work with Spotify since there’s no API).

This is what I compare Spotify with, which is only available on few devices (computer plus select mobile platforms – and even then it requires network access to log in which users travelling abroad likely won’t appreciate the roaming charges for) and doesn’t allow any third party device control.

I understand, however, that someone who manages to listen to two new full albums a day have other preferences ;) Myself I’m more of the one-new-album-a-month kind of person. Maybe that’s a minority view.

In the end, I cannot replace my earlier music consumtion with Spotify (much of the music I have is simply not available there). What has happened is that I have added another service, DRM-infested, for 99 SEK a month. The blog post was about that being eerily similar to some very non-popular views having been voiced before by the media industry and which resulted in public outcry.

As a matter of fact, the proposed “broadband tax” for media piracy would have resulted in legalized filesharing – and Spotify would easily have been outcompeted by a modern version of Napster or Audio Galaxy ;)

]]>