DVD-Jon Breaks iTunes Encryption For Linux Users
McGruff writes "The Register has a story regarding DVD-Jon's new hobby, iTunes DRM. According to the story DRMed iTunes AAC files can now be played under Linux via VidioLAN Client thanks to some handywork by Jon.
'"When you run the VideoLAN Client under Windows it will write the user key to a file. The user key is system independent and can thus be used by the GNU/Linux version of VLC," he explains.' Personally, this just means I will buy even more iTunes." (We mentioned in November Johansen's efforts to negate the iTunes restrictions on Windows.)
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Hee hee hee.
failed attempts to first post are the number one leading cause of HOMOSEXUAL RAPE by slashdot editors
"The RIAA can at any time change the DRM rules," he wrote in November, "and considering their history, it's likely that they will when the majority of consumers have embraced DRM and non-DRM products have been phased out. Some DVDs today include commercials which can't be skipped using 'sanctioned' players. If the RIAA forces Apple to include commercials, what excuses will the Mac zealots come up with? 'It's a good compromise'?"
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Well, one can always try a patch, although I wonder if the DMCA would apply. It's not circumventing a copyrighted work, it's the exact opposite-- circumventing having to WATCH a copyrighted work.
MOD CHILDREN UP!
He speaks the truth.
Heh... Even your sig has an acronym in it!
Slashdot's first reaction to VMware
Somebody forgot to check the "Post Anonymously" button...
Real geeks read /. with wget
Well, at least we know who the trolls and fucking idiots are.
Oh well, I guess it wouldn't be slashdot without some shit-for-brains who forgets to check the anonymous box.
fuckwad.
real geeks telnet to port 80.
Real geeks read /. with telnet to 66.35.250.150 port 80.
most humans can't tell the difference, dumbass.