Ritz Disposable Digital Camera Hacked
morgue-ann writes "The $10.99 Dakota reusable digital camera announced in July was usefully hacked on November 6. First attempts to extract picture data took 10 hours to read out 16MB, but new code for Linux and Mac and Windows lets you get pictures quickly over USB and view or print them without Ritz's help (and with fewer of your $$)."
...no secret Ritz crackers on the inside?
I want my money back.
I claim first use of "Error No. 0B" - or "No. 0B error." It'll be the new ID 10T!
I was just at Walgreens last night to try to find one of these suckers (who offer a different packaging, but same concept and circuitry). They didn't have them. I was going to go to a couple area Ritz to see if they had them. But noooooo. Slashdot broke the story and now Ritz will yank them off the shelves or others will grab them first.
Damn, damn, damn, damn! Damn, damn, damn, damn! Damn, damn, damn, damn!
[
. . .
. . .
Anyone?
. . .
. . .
Wait, do I see one in the back? Yes? Care to explain yourself?
. . .
. . .
Ahh. Well, we have one guy in the back who was in a coma. Anyone else not see this coming?
. . .
. . .
As I thought.
-Trillian
of failed business plans, right next to my collection of mint condition CueCats.
Now you won't have to get all embarrassed taking your home-made digital pr0n pictures back to the store for processing!
That's not a Ritz hacker, that's a Ritz Cracker!
Starting when someone sucessfully extracted the cheese from the middle of two ritz crackers. It was the first time in history that crackers sucessfully cracked other crackers, though I hear a few tried too hard and went 'crackers'.
There's a growing sense that even if The Future comes,
most of us won't be able to afford it.
-- Lemmy
That would make the hackers, Ritz Crackers.
www.facebook.com/DareDefendOurRights
www.fairtax.org
What, make the digital camera film wind backwards?
Caveat Emptor is not a business model.
Not that there's anything wrong with that.....
I read the article and hoped to find some insightful comments regarding hacking hardware and cameras. Instead almost every post is about DMCA and legal ramifications of hacking the camera.
Has Slashdot changed direction without me noticing? Is it now for lawyer wannabes instead of hackers?