Maybe we should just shoot Bill Clinton for signing the DMCA. Or maybe the DMCA could be used against the RIAA, seems like they'd be violating something somewhere in the DMCA by actually carrying out anything they are proposing.
They could probably make a deal with M$ to insert applicable code into Windows. One special server service command and boom...
There are already tons of people on the internet with stupid-friendly hack jobs waiting to be tapped. The RIAA could just be relying on the fact that they'll be hacking all non/. users that aren't stupid enough to not put a password (or a weak one) on their Windows computer (provided that they are using Windows).
Perhaps the RIAA is planning to poison open source with back doors in various servers...
Perhaps the complete destruction of coporatized media will bring the music aspect of music and to music. The inability for corporations to profit from a multi-platinum band may kill off all the Britany Spears, N'SYNC, and Back Street boys types...
DALnet is dead, DDoS attacks, and supposedly no one knows who was doing it, strange coincidence that the RIAA is "planning" anti-priracy acts. It isn't to much of a leap to say that they are already doing them.
Bit torrent is gaining popularity and is difficult to directly attack, but relies on various websites to distribute.torrent files for the program to work, so what happens? These web-sites are attacked.
Perhaps you should remember the functions of the languages C and Java (don't forget C#, oh wait... it's the same thing as Java). Comparing these language and saying that they are the "unlearning" of not having mem. management/bounds checking is an inane argument, check your thoughts.
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Maybe we should just shoot Bill Clinton for signing the DMCA. Or maybe the DMCA could be used against the RIAA, seems like they'd be violating something somewhere in the DMCA by actually carrying out anything they are proposing.
You draw up the specs, I'll write the Python code...
They could probably make a deal with M$ to insert applicable code into Windows. One special server service command and boom...
There are already tons of people on the internet with stupid-friendly hack jobs waiting to be tapped. The RIAA could just be relying on the fact that they'll be hacking all non /. users that aren't stupid enough to not put a password (or a weak one) on their Windows computer (provided that they are using Windows).
Perhaps the RIAA is planning to poison open source with back doors in various servers...
Perhaps the complete destruction of coporatized media will bring the music aspect of music and to music. The inability for corporations to profit from a multi-platinum band may kill off all the Britany Spears, N'SYNC, and Back Street boys types...
Hordes of IRC-bot back-dooring script kiddies might help to.
DALnet is dead, DDoS attacks, and supposedly no one knows who was doing it, strange coincidence that the RIAA is "planning" anti-priracy acts. It isn't to much of a leap to say that they are already doing them.
Bit torrent is gaining popularity and is difficult to directly attack, but relies on various websites to distribute .torrent files for the program to work, so what happens? These web-sites are attacked.
The "war" has already begun...
Perhaps you should remember the functions of the languages C and Java (don't forget C#, oh wait... it's the same thing as Java). Comparing these language and saying that they are the "unlearning" of not having mem. management/bounds checking is an inane argument, check your thoughts.