Mac OS X Intel Kernel Uses DRM
An anonymous reader submits "Several people have discovered that the new Intel kernel Apple has included with the Developer Kit DVD uses TCPA/TPM DRM. More specifically, it includes "a TCPA/Palladium implementation that uses a Infineon 1.1 chip which will prevent certain parts of the OS from working unless authorized."
I hate those bastards! I knew they were going to try and sneak this crap past us! They were plo...oh wait, did you say Apple?
Wow! Spectacular use of technology Steve! You're my hero!
Apple!
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Microsoft have always been evil!
"Who says nothing is impossible? Some people do it every day!" - Alfred E. Neuman
The first person to crack this DRM implementation will win a free story about it on Slashdot!
I don't care if it's 90,000 hectares. That lake was not my doing.
More specifically, it includes "a TCPA/Palladium implementation that uses a Infineon 1.1 chip which will prevent certain parts of the OS from working unless authorized."
/. I need you! Tell me what to think!
Oh no, my two sources of zealotry are colliding. Eeek! It can't be evil if Apple does it, right... but DRM is always evil, right?
The first person to crack this DRM implementation will win two free stories about it on Slashdot!
how did you think Apple was going to keep their OS on the computers they make?
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javascript:void(osx.g_sDisableAppleCheck='all')
DRM could be put to valid uses, such as stopping first posters...
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