(C) 2000 Asheesh Laroia Released to the public under the GNU General Public License
Based on "Cleveland Rocks" by The Presidents of the United States of America Featured on _Lump_ (Sony Music Special Products: Sony Music Entertainment Inc., 1999) (to find out who the names are, go to www.mozilla.org/owners.html, www.linux.org, and www.gnu.org)
"SDMI Compliant" in the flash presentation. Oh my.
As we all know, the Secure Digital Music Initiative (Their site is at http://www.sdmi.org) can't do anything; anyone heard "bit-by-bit" before? And there's always those nice dummy wave-output audio devices....
<sigh>
Silly RIAA.
I'm guessing though that Sony's player (due **Winter** 2000) won't be restricted to just SDMI; their web site seemed to make that reasonably clear.
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(C) notice at end
[Guitar intro]
All the net's energy calling me
Back where it comes from.
It's such a crude attitude,
[It's] Back where it belongs.
All the coding kids growing up on a 'NIX know
Lizard Rocks, Lizard Rocks.
Kevin M'Cluskey and Stevey Elmer know
Lizard Rocks, Lizard Rocks, Lizard Rocks, Lizard Rocks!
Billy knows, but he don't care
He's got his worries too.
RMS and Linus Torvalds, and the women too.
All the coding geeks with their clickin' keys know
Lizard Rocks, Lizard Rocks.
Browsin' in 'Doze with their countless woes go
Lizard Rocks, Lizard Rocks, Lizard Rocks, Lizard Rocks!
I've got some pages from twenty-oh-two
I view 'em just like my children do
I am a coder and they'll be too.
Oh Lizard Rocks
Yeah Lizard Rocks.
Lizard Rocks, Lizard Rocks, Lizard Rocks, Lizard Rocks!
MOZILLA
Ozilla, ozilla, ozilla...
(C) 2000 Asheesh Laroia
Released to the public under the GNU General Public License
Based on "Cleveland Rocks" by The Presidents of the United States of America
Featured on _Lump_ (Sony Music Special Products: Sony Music Entertainment
Inc., 1999)
(to find out who the names are, go to www.mozilla.org/owners.html,
www.linux.org, and www.gnu.org)
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I was reading their web site and I found...
"SDMI Compliant" in the flash presentation. Oh my.
As we all know, the Secure Digital Music Initiative (Their site is at http://www.sdmi.org) can't do anything; anyone heard "bit-by-bit" before? And there's always those nice dummy wave-output audio devices....
<sigh>
Silly RIAA.
I'm guessing though that Sony's player (due **Winter** 2000) won't be restricted to just SDMI; their web site seemed to make that reasonably clear.
Hooray for OSS! I wish I saw that judge's face! (I hope this stands up when this trial continues)