In the second paragraph of the article it says "But many audiophiles are cool to the virtual padlocks, which could prove the undoing of one or both formats." WTF? Who exactly is "cool to the padlocks"? They don't give any names...
Further down in the article it even admits that "In a recent Gartner G2 survey, 88 percent of respondents said they believed it legal to make copies of CDs for personal backup use while 77 percent felt they should be able to copy a CD for personal use in another device. "
Regardless, if it can be played, it can be recorded. I'd like to see the look on David Migdal's face when the encryption is broken before the first disk is released...
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I meant I was being a jackass for pointing out his spelling error, not because I happen to be correct.
i think you mean "just deserts" yeah, i'm a jackass
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Wow that looks amazing. I might actually consider buying one if it didn't cost twice as much as my current computer...
Oops, read that wrong, you're right. My bad.
In the second paragraph of the article it says "But many audiophiles are cool to the virtual padlocks, which could prove the undoing of one or both formats." WTF? Who exactly is "cool to the padlocks"? They don't give any names...
Further down in the article it even admits that "In a recent Gartner G2 survey, 88 percent of respondents said they believed it legal to make copies of CDs for personal backup use while 77 percent felt they should be able to copy a CD for personal use in another device. "
Regardless, if it can be played, it can be recorded. I'd like to see the look on David Migdal's face when the encryption is broken before the first disk is released...
But will any geek actually get off his/her ass and look outside?
Also, now that Life may exist on venus, will this lead to more interest in the oft' forgotten planet?
"In an effort to boost the economy the state of Idaho legislated tax credit for companies, who were investing in broadband Internet infrastructure."
The iRiver iFP-180T lets you record FM radio, but I'm not sure if it's programmable.
It does look like a great mp3 player though.
Will it sing "Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer please" as it bursts into flames?