SC2Mapster

License agreements are not legally binding until ratified in court. If they were, Microsoft would own your babies. Slashdot makes for good reading in these areas. The legal system for physical ownership and abstract ownership is FUCKED. Let's say I reversibly alter the binary representation of all the data licensed to me by company X. I then write to company X asking if they own this binary sequence. What happens next? Exactly. FUCKED.

The default AI has no micro. There is so much room for improvement, and it's a legit reason for doing whatever it takes to implement it, if that's what one is interested in. Manipulating software != piracy Tho sure, piracy is clearly an objective for SOME ppl. I'm afraid some ppl are just theives. THIS DOES NOT MEAN YOU THROW THE BABY OUT WITH THE BATH WATER. And anyway, you own the one and zero's on your hard disk. They're yours, as sure as your testicles are, in every literal, physical and philosophical sense. Culture/law/economy is wwwaaaaaaayyy behind this reality and it's a major symptom of the crap attempt the human race is making at the meat -> data transition in terms of perspective/paradigms/politics. Oh crikey I'm ranty. Must be something to do with losing 5 hrs to 'Variant definitions could not be validated'.