Cellphone companies = anti-developer Judas Preists

I think of pretty much said all of it in the title.

Business men have, for centuries, turned engineers against each other, not realizing that the free flow of information is the driving force of science. Hackers have known this particularity of the contemporary cyber age for awhile now and that's why it's always been absolutely pertinent to unlock and decipher all comercial and proprietary technology for the benefir of mankind.

For educational purposes...so that we may learn from algorythms that might take years to rediscover under the plight of stupid patents and company policies. Smalltime politicians with peanut size heads (the other heads) complain against hackers driving the industry to such incredible security extremes, but I say, it's their jackass fault that several industries have closed up their fields in pursuit of their God's (dolares, spendola, lettuce, mula...the multifaceted face of Baphomet) blessings.

If people don't like hackers, it's a piss poor pitty, that they haven't read up on our holy crusade to destroy cumbersome situations that our snob-like brothers in the industry have wracked up in the name of "customer convenience" (more like, in their pursuit of your money). Midi's are free, poliphonic tones are free, GPS is free...and for godsakes, the right to develop whatever the fuck you want on any cell-phone of choice is undeniable. I recognize the need for developer licenses on Consoles...but phone companies?!!!!!

Since when did they so solemnly believe they have the right to jilt everyone...downright steal from everyone's pocket. We, the customers and the developers, are the most seriously afflicted victims of this perfect crime of the 21st century.

So Cingular - go to hell
Verizon - go to hell
T-mobile - you too