What I think they are incapable of understanding about 'copies for use of a single household' is the fact that we are not just watching these movies on our Brand Name DVD player (where brand name has paid licensing to just use the damn DVD copyrighted logo etc and as such giving money to these people hell bent on taking all our rights) but have moved on to say hey, I'm travelling this week, I'll rip it to watch on my PSP while the wife and kids can still enjoy it on said Brand Name DVD player.
Me, My kids and my wife are ONE household. If I buy the DVD for OUR use and wish to rip it to my PSP, I'm not breaking the law....as much as they'd like to SAY I am.
This article is very out of date. While there will never be enough articles out there about how insecure wireless *CAN* be, it seems very out of touch with current technology. For example, 802.11i is being called WPA2..........because there is already a WPA (TKIP+Radius).
It seems like the author used the wayback machine and had it set for 2002 when doing research for this project.
....Or anything Open-Source for that matter. People (well most of them) work on it for nothing, give it away, and actually (gasp!) ENJOY running it. Inversely, Linux COULD kill microsoft. Without the COMPANY there likely wouldn't be any more OS. The same cannot be said of Microsoft killing Linux or anything else Open-Source.
It's probably better that they delay it, rather than come out with something that's not 100%. We are talking Microsoft though...by the time they got it to 100% we'd all be playing duke nukem forever =)
What would happen if two black holes came into close proximity of each other? I don't have enough knowledge about black holes to hypothesize, maybe some of you guys with more background on the subject could shed some light?
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Is PKI that broken that we already need a replacement? Seems to do the job for me...
I have this HSF too...makes my old watercooled rig sound loud. Definitely suprized it wasn't in this roundup.
What I think they are incapable of understanding about 'copies for use of a single household' is the fact that we are not just watching these movies on our Brand Name DVD player (where brand name has paid licensing to just use the damn DVD copyrighted logo etc and as such giving money to these people hell bent on taking all our rights) but have moved on to say hey, I'm travelling this week, I'll rip it to watch on my PSP while the wife and kids can still enjoy it on said Brand Name DVD player.
Me, My kids and my wife are ONE household. If I buy the DVD for OUR use and wish to rip it to my PSP, I'm not breaking the law....as much as they'd like to SAY I am.
Not exactly what I want to hear, having a flu right now and all.............
Then again I just came back from Korea a week ago.........and they're having this Avian flu issue.
*cough* FEATHERS?!?
This article is very out of date. While there will never be enough articles out there about how insecure wireless *CAN* be, it seems very out of touch with current technology. For example, 802.11i is being called WPA2..........because there is already a WPA (TKIP+Radius).
It seems like the author used the wayback machine and had it set for 2002 when doing research for this project.
....Or anything Open-Source for that matter. People (well most of them) work on it for nothing, give it away, and actually (gasp!) ENJOY running it. Inversely, Linux COULD kill microsoft. Without the COMPANY there likely wouldn't be any more OS. The same cannot be said of Microsoft killing Linux or anything else Open-Source.
Besides, I believe Yahoo had their toolbar out before Google.
It's probably better that they delay it, rather than come out with something that's not 100%. We are talking Microsoft though...by the time they got it to 100% we'd all be playing duke nukem forever =)
What would happen if two black holes came into close proximity of each other? I don't have enough knowledge about black holes to hypothesize, maybe some of you guys with more background on the subject could shed some light?