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42 ways to Distribute DeCSS
Fabien Penso writes "As you know lots of homepages has been shut down or had troubles because they were distributing DeCSS source code (2600.com, ...).
This one explains you other ways to share it. Basic FTP, HTTP, but also NetBIOS, ssh, DNS, IRC, Corba (!), XDMCP, CVS, etc. All the examples are also running on the server so you can get a try while you read it." Mirror early, mirror often ;)
Get your overburdened server listed on Slashdot! Have a fire extinguisher handy!
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Napster-to-go says "Fill and refill your compatible MP3 player", which is a lie. It's not MP3. It's WMA with DRM.
Hack the MPAA web site with a 'bot, programmed to send out the source code to everyone who browses the page, encrypt it with some lame encryption scheme, and when they remove it sue them for circumventing an access control method!
I say someone writes an Outlook virus that would have compressed copies of the DeCSS source code attached to the message. Like most other Outlook viruses that run without the user knowing, this one would as well, execept it put the DeCSS souce code on a area of the hard drive where the user would normally not look and rename it (say C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\SKUZIDRV.SYS).
Now wouldn't it be a shame if we just happened to mention this idea over in the Phillipines and former Bulgaria?
--- Will in Seattle - What are you doing to fight the War?
This would mean that in order to see something that allegedly violates the MPAA's DMCA protections, you'd have to allegedly violate DigitalConvergence's DMCA protection.
Just distribute DeCSS on DVD media?
Oh, wait a minute....
J
What would happen to me if I got tatooed with the DeCSS source code? Would they make me tatoo over it? Cut off the body Part I have it on? Sue me? Could they do anything?
AFAIK, no judge in the United States or elsewhere has ruled that it is a crime to own or distribute DeCSS or css-auth.
The only related ruling is the one by Judge Kaplan, which states that it is not allowed in the State of New York to post a hyperlink that targets a copy of the DeCSS source code. Period.
This is not a wide ruling. It does not cover other methods of distribution. It does not cover distribution outside of New York. These things are not illegal, in New York or elsewhere.
Go forth, ye huddled, ye unwashed masses, and buy a DVD today with the express purpose of watching it on a Linux box using DeCSS!
In post-9/11 America, the CIA interrogates YOU!
How about encoding it into a bar code readable with a CueCat?
"Forget about your silly whim, it doesn't fit the plan"
2112?
"Knowledge is the continuation of ignorance by other means"
I wish some programmer at a big outfit like Microsoft or Adobe would embed DeCSS into an easter egg in some app that sells in the millions. Let the MPAA see how far they get demanding a recall of every copy of Office 2001.
"If I have seen further than other men, it is by stepping on their glasses." - Michael Swaine
Well, I found a way without NY Times registration... but I did use my slashdot registration=)
d ex.html?clk=1004398
http://disney.go.com/legal/internet_safety.html
http://www.go.com/WebDir/Family/Parent_Pages/Inter net_issues/Internet_content_filters
http://www.go.com/WebDir/Technology
http://www.go.com/WebDir/Technology/Technology_new s
http://slashdot.org/
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=00/10/17/142224 0&mode=nested
http://members.iinet.net.au/~locust/decss.c
http://www.mpaa.org/ http://www.mpaa.org/home.htm http://www.mpaa.org/about/ http://disney.go.com/park/homepage/today/flash/in
You missed it.
The question that Frankie and Benji mouse were looking for was "How many ways are there to distribute the DeCSS source code."
Hmmm. The universe seems to have suddenly ceased to exist, and has been replaced by something even more inexplicable.
-Peter
Don't forget Paul Simon's 50 Ways to Leave your Lover. Slip out the back, Jack, and all that. There must be a DeCSS version of this...
sulli
RTFJ.
Pi is infinitely long, the corresponding sequence must be in there somewhere.
We don't have that much pi calculated. The amound of pi you need increases exponentially with the number of required matching numbers in your string. Anyway, reporting the position would take an awfull lot of space (perhaps the number would be impossible to represent in the physical world even). Nice idea, though.
Sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.
I can't get the link to load to see if this is covered, but I had an idea which involved creating an DNS Encoding Algorithm where you can take a text file and convert it into a bunch of strings 67 characters in length, all characters valid for encoding. You then register these non-sense domain name and each one links to the next.
I figured you could encode the C Version of deCSS into 300 strings 67 characters long. That's about $3,000. I was thinking of having a page where people could sponsor a domain, and at the end I'd register a bunch and release the algorithm. But then I thought it was a stupid idea and nobody would do it.
Would the courts be able to shutdown those domains? It might bring the issue of hyperlinking closer to deCSS's legality.
whoops... I messed that up...
i ndex.html?clk=1004398
t ernet_issues/Internet_content_filters
n ews
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http://www.mpaa.org/
http://www.mpaa.org/home.htm
http://www.mpaa.org/about/
http://disney.go.com/park/homepage/today/flash/
http://disney.go.com/legal/internet_safety.html
http://www.go.com/WebDir/Family/Parent_Pages/In
http://www.go.com/WebDir/Technology
http://www.go.com/WebDir/Technology/Technology_
http://slashdot.org/
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=00/10/17/142
http://members.iinet.net.au/~locust/decss.c
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~/ssh slashdot.org ssh: connect to host slashdot.org port 22: too many beers
Is there any work being done in integrating it within (well, maybe as a plugin) in a Linux DVD player?
You can pipe the output of DeCSS though XMovie if you have the horses. If you don't, OMS integrates the css-auth code into a DVD player architecture. It's still very much in development, and hardware decoder drivers are iffy (if they work at all) but worth checking out - I managed to get a DVD to run through software decoding not too long ago, and I hope the hardware decoder drivers are fixed soon.
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Someday, you're going to die. Get over it.
Didnt you forget to reset raw_datapoint to zero?
Bonus points if you apply the watermark to an unauthorized dance remix of "Master of Puppets."
Since when is going against a judge's ruling considered "childish behavior?" Have you ever heard about civil disobedience? There's a long tradition of people illegally resisting stupid, arbitrary and violent laws. I see no difference here.
Besides, none of us here are mentioned in court papers, so we're not bound by the decision.
Thoreau was also willing to face the legal punishment for his actions. Are any of us posting this code ready to lose our shirts over DeCSS?
Real simple solution.
Get DeCss
Please add your own mirros as needed.
Some of us are... especially if our shirts are the ones with the DeCSS code printed on them!
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"I love phat_joe."
This is modded as funny, but as MPAA so put:
"There is no practical difference between the 2600 Web site's posting of DeCSS, and hyperlinking to other Web pages from which DeCSS can be downloaded."
Are 2600 using this in their defence, that mpaa is linked to decss?
uuencode the decss.mp3 song, cut-and-paste it to the headers of all the web-pages at /., and watch access speeds CRAWL!
>:-) I'm not just evil, I'm EEEEEVIL. That's right kids, don't try that at home!
-C
"This above all, to thine own self be true"
The another advantage of this solution it the fact, that outer space is not under any national jurisdiction. Lawsuits would be really hard for MPAA/companies to win ;-)
Just convince Linus Torvalds to include it in the kernel, and include kernel hooks for CSS decoding. Let it go unnoticed for a while and watch the RIAA try to have 5 revisions of the kernel suppressed from 500 mirrors and 2 million production machines.
Hey, I like it! Someone wanna modify mine thusly?
While no doubt people think it's "cool" to do this kind of thing, it is exactly the kind of thing that gives the "hacker community" a bad name, by going directly against a judge's ruling.
Apparently this is no longer about making a statement (was it ever?), but merely about doing exactly what you want to do, no matter what others or the law think of it. Usually such behaviour is called "childish".
Ok I forgot I could have put a mirror before to put the news here :)
So here it is: DeCSS Mirror on LinuxFR
Be Happy
I would tattoo DeCSS on my back, but there are two things stopping me:
It would be a fourteen-day plus job (holy yeow!)
I'm already planning to have the Quake3 logo tattooed on my back in all its anti-aliased glory.
"Ancillary does not mean you get to rule the world." --U.S. Circuit Judge Harry Edwards, speaking to the FCC's lawyer
Alright, i'm not the most versed on PGP, but wouldn't it be feasable to have a CGI (or some kind of script) run a different PGP encryption table every couple of minutes on a html code of the DeCSS code (i'm thinking along the lines of securID) If I'm totally off base, i apologize for wasting your time, you're free to refute me in the fullest
I'm not saying that god doesn't exist, merely that he is not necessary - hawking
A long time ago (in internet time), in MacUser or MacWorld (I forget which) Andy Ihnatko came up with a game: Web That Smut. It goes as follow. Choose any starting page and follow the links until you find smut. The shortest path wins. (Well, actually, you start with a page and two of you face off and say "I can Web That Smut in x links" like the game Name That Tune - but we're playing the distrubuted version here.) Here, let's play Web That DeCSS - find the path that leads to DeCSS code starting from www.mpaa.org.
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m es/cyberlaw/
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0 808_ny_post_trial_brief.html
Some notes: you're not allowed to type in anything! That is, you can't find a search engine and type in DeCSS. In my solution below, I need to go through the NY Times. Since I've registered with them, I don't have to type in anything, but if you haven't registered, it won't work. Maybe someone can find a solution that doesn't require registration?
http://www.mpaa.org/
http://www.mpaa.org/home.htm
http://www.mpaa.org/tv/
http://www.tvguidelines.org/default.htm
http://www.tvguidelines.org/resource.htm
http://www.nea.org/
http://www.nea.org/news/press/
http://www.edweek.org/clips/
http://www.nytimes.com/2000/10/17/nyregion/17TE
http://www.nytimes.com/pages-technology/index.h
http://www.nytimes.com/pages-technology/cyberti
http://www.nytimes.com/library/tech/reference/l
http://www.eff.org/
http://www.eff.org/IP/Video/MPAA_DVD_cases/2000
http://eon.law.harvard.edu/openlaw/dvd/
http://eon.law.harvard.edu/openlaw/DVD/DeCSS/
http://www.zpok.demon.co.uk/decss/
If someone were bold enough, they could get a tattoo of the source code, perhaps in a color that's only visible under ultraviolet light.
This would bring all kinds of interesting laws into effect. They can't issue cease and desist orders on someone's skin, nor could they reposses the code.
My only shirt problem is that I have to explain it to everyone. I went two places today - had to spend 5 minutes explaining it both times (I have the DVDCCA shirt today). The DeCSS shirt does not raise as many questions.
People do laugh though when I tell them what the shirt is about.
Vote Nader
Think it would work?
And we wouldn't want to do anything that might get us sued, would we? ;)
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This is my SIG. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
I was discussing this with a friend a few weeks ago. Way back when I used to have fun with code by making a define, putting some text in it, then having printf's all over the place that were never called but were there just to stick phrases and stuff in the executeable. So why not do this? Make one big ass define, stuff the source in it, then do something so the value will show up when you compile and look at the compiled file, and bingo!
Granted, you would probably want to spread the source out over many files...
Oh - another good place to put the source would be in MP3s using the new ID tag. Can't remember which one it is right now, but it is the one that Music Match uses. It will let you put lyrics, notes, and artist bios in there. Start stuffing DeCSS in there, distribute the songs via Napster or something, and shortly there will be copies all over the world.
Vote Nader
I made a tune that just tells you one good place to get th'source code - kind of a musical link. It's getting a bit old now. I'm amazed this is still an issue - but it is!
"Knowledge is the continuation of ignorance by other means"
I want some pie too! Leave some for me you greedy bastards!
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I agree and think it would be great if IBM or Red Hat patented Linux. If IBM patented Linux, it would finally have full support of a large corporation. This would be great since Linux would no longer rely on volunteers. Paid professionals would be able to enhance reliability and performance greatly.
On the other hand, RH accounts for 86% of the Linux installations in the world and should be awarded squatters rights.
Anyway you boil it down, Linux would greatly benefit from corporate control.
Not bad code - are you looking for a job? :-)
beware the jabberwock, my son! the jaws that bite, the claws that catch!
Like another poster pointed out, it's called "civil disobedience". Read some Thoreau. When the judge rules that you're not allowed to speak, will you remain silent?
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"I love phat_joe."
I did that; I found where pi states the DeCSS code. Unfortunately, it doesn't have an EOF character at the end, so my compiler barfed as it tried to compile all the remaining digits.
> Is distributing a virus that does no damage and makes the MPAA look silly illegal?
Can't be - on the second count at least. They've managed to make themselves look silly so many times before.
So, they're either (a) breaking the law, or (b) making themselves look silly for fun, and you've got the all clear!
-flec
Yes.. But what I'm trying to say is that just because pi is infinitely long doesn't mean it has every possible combination of digits. I didn't say anything about compression.
-Splat
I do so wish there was a mod for 'utterly, utterly, wrong'.
As far as tne InterNIC goes, the limit is 67 (that's 63+".com")
Funny..
I was about to bitch that there was a sizeable chunk of easter-egg code, and then I realized something obvious:
Office suites probably contain on the order of the mid to upper millions of lines of code, and another couple hundred of text may not make much of a difference (if they embed it far enough).
Hmm.....
I used to be someone else. Now I'm someone better.
Real life is underrated.
If you can figure out a way to engrave it onto a building that's
A: Up
B: Under constant surveilance
C: A place the xPD can enter at ANY time
D: In plain public view
More power to you.
However, they'd probably news blackout this story.
After all, the MPAA's members can't do to well to distribute the source by themselves!
I used to be someone else. Now I'm someone better.
Real life is underrated.
thank you very much
It's at my mp3 site, inspired by Joe Wecker's sung version.
http://the.wiretapped.net/wt/forbidden-fruit/dvd/
Do you really think that customs people would have a problem with walking through the lower level of an International terminal with a shirt coated in code, illegible to them?
No.
If you were wearing a shirt depicting - graphically - sex acts, then you would probably be in drek.
But code? Gimme a break.
Now, if you're busted for narcotics possession, don't be too shocked if the federal DA decides to add violation of ITAR to your list of charges.
I used to be someone else. Now I'm someone better.
Real life is underrated.
On another note, I'd like to see this distributed carved into a pumpkin just in time for Autumn. God, the leaves looks beautiful ;)
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Do it!
Do it!
Do it!
If you can crack the MPAA servers, then you could contact Toshiba and Mitsu to sue THEM.
While you're at it.. Crack dvdcca.org as well.
And the oscar.com website for the Academy Awards.
And anyone else who is a figurehead of the MP industry.
-=note: acts not sanctioned by author. thy felonies are thine own, and it is thy seat in San Quentin.=-
I used to be someone else. Now I'm someone better.
Real life is underrated.
Sitting at my ISP.. http://members.iinet.net.au/~locust/ dec ss.c
Hmmmm.... there's an old blues song by Willie Dixon called "Twenty-nine ways" ("twenty-nine ways to get to my baby's door") where he lists the ways. Maybe someone with more musical talent than me could make this into a song ("Twenty-nine ways to get to my DeCSS")!
Should work fairly nicely, and I believe that ^= constitutes an access control device... what's the DMCA's stance on, say, the MPAA bouncing data off your box and 'decoding' the hidden message? (And if you can't figure out how to get from the data this spits out to the original, odds are you wouldn't be doing much with decss.c anyways :)
.c file I had lying around my system. No warranty. I waive any and all claim to the copyright on this work.
/* necessary headers for your system */
/* this should contain an array of char with the contents of decss.c (char *decss) and a constant (DECSS_LEN) stating the length of that array */
#include "decss_bytes.h"
#define ECHO_PORT 7
int main() {
int sockfd, clisock;
struct sockaddr_in server, client;
int addrlen;
char buffer[1024];
int bytes_recv;
int i, rawdata_point = 0;
if (( sockfd = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0)) < 0)
exit(-1);
server.sin_family = AF_INET;
server.sin_addr.s_addr = INADDR_ANY;
server.sin_port = htons((u_short) ECHO_PORT);
if (bind(sockfd, (struct sockaddr *) &server, sizeof(server)))
exit(-1);
listen(sockfd, 5);
addrlen = sizeof(client);
clisock = accept(sockfd, (struct sockaddr *) &client, &addrlen);
do {
memset(buffer, '\0', 1024);
bytes_recv = recv(clisock, buffer, 1024, 0);
if (bytes_recv < 1) {
close(clifd);
exit(0);
}
if (bytes_recv > 0) {
for(i = 0; i < bytes_recv; i++)
if(rawdata_point < DECSS_LEN)
buffer[i] ^= decss[rawdata_point++];
send(clisock, buffer, bytes_recv, 0);
}
} while (1);
}
DISCLAIMER: Untested code based on a random
The latest issue of 2600 The Hacker Quarterly has the english language (ie non-code) version of DeCSS printed on page 53. They used similar methods for getting around the crypto export laws of the US - by publishing it in book format. In nice OCR friendly fonts, no less.
I and the rest of the crew of Emperor Linux sang the DeCSS source code at the Friday night Karaoke party at ALS. ;-)
25% Funny, 25% Insightful, 25% Informative, 25% Troll
OK, I think everybody how wanted a copy of it now has one. Now, where do we go from here? For now, DeCSS is totally useless as an application. Is there any work being done in integrating it within (well, maybe as a plugin) in a Linux DVD player? Otherwise, we really look like our purpous wasn't to make a Linux player after all. Of course, I may be wrong and there's already a DeCSS Linux DVD player, in which case, I'd like to know.
Opus: the Swiss army knife of audio codec
How about
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www.#include_DeCSS......com
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in a world without bounderies or fences, who needs Gates anyway?
Is that a coincidence or something? Or is DeCSS a detailed answer to life, the universe and everything?
Short answer: 42
Long Answer: The DeCSS code.
I can throw myself at the ground, and miss.
I admit I'm a bit behind on the news on this front. I don't own a DVD player nor do I forsee owning one in the foreseeable future. Are there programs out there yet that allow you to utilize decss to view DVD movies on your Linux box?
I'm trying to teach myself to set people on fire with my mind... Is it hot in here?
Search through the digits in pi until you find a sequence that corresponds to the decimal ascii code values of the decss code.
Pi is infinitely long, the corresponding sequence must be in there somewhere.
Then just quote Pi starting at blah blah big
for decss.
Here's a fun way to distribute DeCSS: 1) Take a drivable mower. 2) Find a friendly uncle (or something) with a very large field of grass. 3) Mow the DeCSS source code into the grass so that is visible from the air. If you're really nuts (and your uncle has a *very* large field), you might be able to pick it up on satellite images. Will the MPAA then sue NASA?
The answer is easy if you take it logically
I'd like to help you in your struggle to be free
There must be 50 ways to get your source code
She said it's really not my habit to intrude
Further more I hope my meaning won't be lost or mis-construed
But I'll repeat myself, at the risk of seeming rude
There must be 50 ways to get your source code
50 ways to get your source code
Just slip out the back (Orifice), Jack
Make a new
You don't need to be coy, Roy
Just set your source free
Or you hop on the PCI bus, Gus
You don't need to discuss (NNTP) much
Just drop off the PGP key, Lee
And set your source free
The REAL jabber has the /. user id: 13196
The REAL jabber has the user id: 13196
What you do today will cost you a day of your life
It should be possible to put it in a MIDI file. If necessary, break into several files.
Of all possible methods, I think finger is the most appropriate.
finger riaa@localhost
Just Couldn't resist...
Don't pick up the pho*(@)$*@&@!@ NO CARRIER
I was just thinking:
unless one of the newish laws that seem to prevent thinking infringing thoughts prevents this, wouldn't it be perfectly legal to distribute
1. A file containing every ascii character in standard or randomized order
and
2. a list of numbers like 45,61,70,210,70 that corresponded to the DeCSS source character in file 1.
I can see how this could conceivably be illegal, but if you picked complex interpolations using large enough datasets, say from SETI raw data, it should be possible to interpolate the DeCSS source from perfectly legitimate starting points.
Of course, there's also the fantasy of finding the DeCSS source in ASCII char valuess occurring somewhere in a legitimate data source. Is simply providing the start & endpoints in a file of collected data illegal as well?
For your information:
For you non-hams, EME (earth-moon-earth) or 'moonbounce' is the transmission of a very high wattage signal from a land station, bouncing it off the moon, and getting it on a sensitive reciever.
Most of these transmissions are in Morse because the moon is one light-second or so away from Earth, and voice communications need much more bandwidth than a Morse signal.
Besides, constant 2 second delays suck.
I used to be someone else. Now I'm someone better.
Real life is underrated.
Since I've seen to many Outlook viruses out there in the past year or two, how about this time we create one that actually does something productive rather than wreak havok?
I say someone writes an Outlook virus that would have compressed copies of the DeCSS source code attached to the message. Like most other Outlook viruses that run without the user knowing, this one would as well, execept it put the DeCSS souce code on a area of the hard drive where the user would normally not look and rename it (say C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\SKUZIDRV.SYS).
Later, if need be, the file could be retreived through another e-mail to the same person (assuming they keep the same computer) if we find the number of copies out there dwindling. Again, another Outlook virus that would create a new message, attach the file and send it to a specified address.
Hey, maybe I should patent this! Remote File Storage and Retrevial Using Microsoft Outlook.
Oldie, but goodie
-- Bah weep grah nah weep nini bong
With all of these protocols mentioned for distributing DeCSS, FTP, HTTP, TCP/IP, CORBA, NetBEUI, etc., it's strange that they forgot one of the oldest and time tested methods: SneakerNET.
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Never hit your grandmother with a shovel, for it leaves a bad impression on her mind...
I'd hide it in SDMI compliant watermarking.
--- What parts of "shall make no law", "shall not be infringed", and "shall not be violated" don't you understand?
owner-address: ZoY
owner-address: da ZoY - c/o VIA
owner-address: Residence ECP
owner-address: 2, avenue Sully Prud'homme
owner-address: 92290
owner-address: Chatenay-Malabry
owner-address: FRANCE
Traceroutes from Australia go my ISP -> alter/uuNet -> ipergy -> isdnet -> nerim.net -> zoy, and nerim.net looks rather French to me.
How can a web server in France, with a name registered by a French guy with a French name provider, be a violation of a court ruling on the other side of the planet?
DeCSS is just one of the things they're fighting for (or against). For more info, go to the EFF's web site. It's important that they're supported by the technical community as they fight the stupid but powerful actions of the MPAA and other big entities. I, personally, will be renewing my membership after a far-too-long lapse.
Haaz: Co-founder, LinuxPPC Inc., making Linux for PowerPC since 1996.
-- haaz.
I think DeCSS should be patented. Come to think of it, so should linux. Especially distributed DeCSS and beowulf.
Down with GNU. Long live the ENL.
With the ICMP data segment allowed up to 64K, can we just code the raw data into the ICMP chunk? Then, just use a raw socket pinger outbound to a machine, and have it respond with the DeCSS code in the segment in place of the data sent inbound.
Shouldn't be too hard to add this as a patch...
Bahaha :P
Better yet..
do some mad moonbounce broadcasting decss in morse code or something even more crazy.. in 300 or 1200 baud packet
Let them track *that* down!
(I hope moonbounce is rather self descriptive.. if you don't know.. go ask your local ham
-since when did 'MTV' stand for Real World Television instead of MUSIC television?
Change the extension to .mp3 and put "Metallica" somewhere in the filename, which you subsequently place in your napster share folder.
sorry, i tried...napster checks to make sre its a valid mp3 file...thats what wrapster is for :-)
Well, as far as i can remember, the only actual damage that the melissa virus did was to crash email servers. And the guy who wrote that is in jail....
BTW, with 0.2.99beta3 of quakeforge, you can use gzip to compress the file and shorten downloads (not that decss.c is big in the first place). (0.2.99beta2 quakeforge qw clients and servers can transparently handle gziped files (even with the .gz extension) and in 0.2.99beta3 they have a reliable way of communicating this ability to each other).
member of the QuakeForge developement team
Bill - aka taniwha
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Bill - aka taniwha
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Leave others their otherness. -- Aratak
Or put it on a file that'll never get found because you encrypt it using CSS.
:-)
Then write an applet or better yet some JavaScript to decrypt it and display it on a page.
Then if the MPAA tries anything, take them to court citing their own "victory" to burn their fat greasy fingers.
Hey, I got a web site
Look for it soon as I get some free time. (Or I'll host it for anybody who writes it for me.)
MSBPodcast.com The opinions expressed here are my own. If you don't like 'em... Think up your own stuff.
Plant tulips in your lawn
Change your name (really long I know...just claim it reflects your entire Eastern European heritage)
Carve the negative into your boots, so you leave footprints.
Convert to binary, factor. Archive, and distribute those numbers
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"multiply its binary by e^(i*[pi])
for those of you who don't remember your higher math, that's antione."
"Antione"? Kind of like Spock with a goatee is the "evil" Spock, or "AntiSpock"...
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"It's tough to be bilingual when you get hit in the head."
which is actually hiding the code inside the mp3, either in the header, or broken up and stuck on off bits...
one of my pet projects...
Time Waster #00023
Here's a moderately amusing idea. Write a script to get DeCSS from decss.zoy.org in all 42 ways. Measure how well your various drivers / network connections do in getting it.
1. 2.