While this article is framed as a victory for the consumer, it is yet another reminder that technology [such as Cinavia] can, and will, be used to subvert our existing rights [to lend, copy, borrow, make backups].
Step by step, resistance will be overcome and we shall be reduced to facilitators of consumption, thanks to the ever-increasing apathy amongst the general public.
Every now and then, an event occurs that should not [but does] fill one's heart with joy — mainly because of a universal form of justice being executed. This is one of those moments.
You're right, but sageres used the correct terminology in the first place. Ogg Vorbis is the accurate name of Vorbis streams enclosed in Ogg containers.
I find it hard to believe that even Slashdot readers find this interesting.
This latest development should not only concern us nerds, but the rest of us as well. You see, this time they demonstrated that two messages can have the same hash, and neither of them need look like gibberish.
In other words, one might read "Bow before me and my enormous todger!" while the forgery could be "Warning: you need an electron microscope to view my penis". How can one tell which is real and which is fake?
Personally, I'd go for Wavpack due to its excellent compression, non cpu-intensive decoding, cross-platform support, active development and open license. If the Rockbox project succeeds, I'll be able to play them on my iRiver.
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Value your privacy.
Wow. I do believe a dose of Hanlon's Razor is in order here.
Exactly what the powerful forces want us to believe.
but was ignominiously rejected.
For 100KB?
LZMA is how 500GB can be reduced to 100 kB.
LZMA is Boeing's friend.
Hopefully, it won't plead for too many trips to the psychotherapist.
Tell that to those who ran Linux/BSD on their PlayStation 3s.
While this article is framed as a victory for the consumer, it is yet another reminder that technology [such as Cinavia] can, and will, be used to subvert our existing rights [to lend, copy, borrow, make backups].
Step by step, resistance will be overcome and we shall be reduced to facilitators of consumption, thanks to the ever-increasing apathy amongst the general public.
The researchers could do far worse than consult the sub-continental experts on the other side of the planet.
Every now and then, an event occurs that should not [but does] fill one's heart with joy — mainly because of a universal form of justice being executed. This is one of those moments.
Apparently, there were regressions with the build.
Here's revision 2 of Apache 2.2.15 with OpenSSL. Preliminary reports indicate that it works like it should.
You're right, but sageres used the correct terminology in the first place. Ogg Vorbis is the accurate name of Vorbis streams enclosed in Ogg containers.
This is yet another technology that the porn industry can bring into the mainstream.
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Boobies you can reach out for!
Pussies you could almost eat!
A beowulf cluster of ejaculating penises!
Oh, shit
Voices? Silenced?
Much you have to learn, young PDAwan.
I still remember my Woody days *sniff*
I was wondering if you'd show up :-)
Clearly, they must be new here.
640kb? Who cares?
Someone in Redmond?
I find it hard to believe that even Slashdot readers find this interesting.
This latest development should not only concern us nerds, but the rest of us as well. You see, this time they demonstrated that two messages can have the same hash, and neither of them need look like gibberish.
In other words, one might read "Bow before me and my enormous todger!" while the forgery could be "Warning: you need an electron microscope to view my penis". How can one tell which is real and which is fake?
I thought Canada was all for fair use? Such a concept would vanish should this come into force.
Do other people find jokes in the parent funnier when the Oh wait.. is left out?
Yes!
Oh, wait...
I have used your mum's box, and it was a pleasant experience. I must admit gaining root access was a laugh, even though bitchchecker had no luck :-)
Refer to the lossless codecs comparison on Hydrogen Audio.
Personally, I'd go for Wavpack due to its excellent compression, non cpu-intensive decoding, cross-platform support, active development and open license. If the Rockbox project succeeds, I'll be able to play them on my iRiver.
Use AutoPackage and all will be well.
Or maybe not.