Ultratron meta cracked#
Ultratron meta torrent#

There are lots of little casualties and the survivors consolidate.Īround this time though some bright spark realised you might as well distribute the games on the internet in the first place and the modern day Indie ( indicus publishus developus) was conceived.

Ultratron meta cracked#

They are copied, and then copy protection got put on them, and they got cracked and distributed on the internet to a worldwide audience. There are lots of little casualties and the survivors consolidate. They were copied, and then copy protection got put on them, and they got cracked and distributed via BBS to a wider audience. We copied them (well I didn’t, coz I only knew about 2 other people with C64s in my year at school so we just borrowed each other’s games) and so they put copy protection in and that was cracked anyway. The situation is remarkably similar for computer games, in their somewhat shorter history.įirst came tapes of games. Then some bright spark realises they can sell prerecorded MP3s on the internet. …And then along comes the internet and hot on its heels MP3 compression and they’re back to the tape/vinyl situation again and they start whining and moaning again in the face of increasing music sales on CD despite the amount of copying going on. The RIAA is happy because CDs are actually valuable. And then CD players for cars solved that. Then we get CDs and there’s a little golden era for the record companies because CDs are novel and taped recordings of them sound so inferior to digital media that tapes die off pretty fast too except for people who listen to music in cars.

Then some bright spark realised you could sell prerecorded tapes and actually have the existence of the medium increase profits. This, I think, is because there was an inherent value in a record that wasn’t present on a recording on a tape – the physical medium was quite nice, and the recordings usually didn’t sound nearly as good anyway. Records were the same, 40 years ago, and then tapes turned up and people could easily give recordings to each other and the RIAA whined and moaned about it and levied all sorts of crazy taxes on blank tapes and yet mysteriously record sales went up and up ever since until they got replaced by CDs. Funny how the oldest bit of technology is also the most future proof in this ecosystem.

But that’s about as far as that book is likely to get because it is a bulky piece of physical media. He’s in close(ish) proximity to me and knows he’ll get his book back (sometimes, haha). I don’t feel obliged to pay for my own copy to read it.

I borrow books from my dad I lend him books.

Ultratron meta torrent#

We’ve been talking to friends in the industry about the state of play with regards to copying, warez, torrent sites, cracking, and people’s attitudes to what most people regard as “piracy”.