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DVD-CSS's Encryption Not Enough? Here Comes DECE

An anonymous reader writes "Studios digitally restricting (drm) or locking down content with DVD-CSS not enough for you? Well, get ready, here comes the entertainment cartel's Holy Grail, all-hardware encryption, via 'DECE.' And let's not forget this little issue."

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  1. Re:Pirating by tepples · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    You're the one who sold out to Microsoft and bought an Xbox to begin with.

    Which platform for in-person multiplayer video gaming doesn't involve selling out?

  2. you can't punish the good by circletimessquare · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    for what the bad do. no security restriction will stop the pirate, it will only frustrate the nonpirate, and turn them into pirates

    if you lock me down geographically, if you put a sunset clause in my hardware, if i experience bugs emanating from your security faults, if my media is inaccessible in certain times/ places... all you do is convince me that the pirate material is more attractive, because it has no such restrictions

    eventually, the question becomes, what am i paying for?

    i'm paying for more restrictions. and that's it

    the other guy, who is paying nothing, is getting the same material as me, without any restrictions

    its a no brainer

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    intellectual property law is philosophically incoherent. it is your moral duty to ignore it or sabotage it