And this is why all traffic should be obfuscated, if not encrypted. The ISPs have no business knowing what the content of the packets going across their wires are.
You're correct, it's the opamps I was thinking of, I remember doing some reading up on them when I was reading about soundcards and technical papers 5 years ago when I was bored.
I would like it point out that a good card lets you recieve certain inputs that a normal card would not, such as both coax and optical SPDIF.
I also would say that much of the audio quality comes from the DACs and Sampling rate conversion.
Kids, pay attention, this is how wars get started.
(I'm not suggesting we are about to start lobbing nukes at each other, but this historically causes issues, see Japan and WWII)
deserves to get screwed.
Seriously, go publish the songs yourself as an independent band. You don't need to be a record label to get it on itunes either (I think)
I sympathize for the people who bought this without knowing about the DRM, and hope they hold it against Ubisoft only and not PC Games in general.
I have no sympathy for the people who knew about it and bought it anyway.
http://www.on2.com/index.php?603
I found them on on2's site. I assume those VP8s are at maximum quality, but if those are real, and this is fully open sourced, Theora AND H264 are in for a beating.
I imagine that this will replace a lot of the internet... video if it's really that good.
I disagree, this DRM will not slow hackers down by more than a day or 2. Additionally, you're going to get a MASSIVE loss of sales due to this.
All in all the pirated version is FAR better./Personally I don't really care about ACII.
Also for every new DRM it takes a little longer to break, then every time thereafter is shorter (see Securom)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jeLjaSa0bA&fmt=22
It's a base with magnetic coils, and the controllers have the sensors. They have their absolute position in all six axis at all times, so it's not relative like the Wii.
I'm just speculating, but wouldn't it be MUCH faster to rip out the 2 internal drives and RAID those using your mobo or software?
2x SATAII vs 1xSATAII seems pretty obvious.
And this is why all traffic should be obfuscated, if not encrypted. The ISPs have no business knowing what the content of the packets going across their wires are.
, wouldn't this royally screw up incoming connections unless they used some kind of rapid renewing PAT?
True, but the flaming crazies on the other side of the fence challenge the other half of things. It all balances out.
Everyone needs to get off their asses and enable https.
You're correct, it's the opamps I was thinking of, I remember doing some reading up on them when I was reading about soundcards and technical papers 5 years ago when I was bored.
I would like it point out that a good card lets you recieve certain inputs that a normal card would not, such as both coax and optical SPDIF. I also would say that much of the audio quality comes from the DACs and Sampling rate conversion.
I love how all this is called "undetectable". When you could pick it up with a simple network monitor.
Kids, pay attention, this is how wars get started. (I'm not suggesting we are about to start lobbing nukes at each other, but this historically causes issues, see Japan and WWII)
Is he looking for support from the laws that protect journalists?
By who I don't know, go look at xfire's main page.
deserves to get screwed. Seriously, go publish the songs yourself as an independent band. You don't need to be a record label to get it on itunes either (I think)
This happened with the PS2/Xbox generation too, if some of the older (25+) of us remember.
who just uses the backspace key?
It's going to connect outbound I'd bet. Most people have routers with NAT so it's not going to be inbound.
could never ever be abused in any way.
Greetings my UC brothers
I sympathize for the people who bought this without knowing about the DRM, and hope they hold it against Ubisoft only and not PC Games in general. I have no sympathy for the people who knew about it and bought it anyway.
http://www.on2.com/index.php?603 I found them on on2's site. I assume those VP8s are at maximum quality, but if those are real, and this is fully open sourced, Theora AND H264 are in for a beating. I imagine that this will replace a lot of the internet... video if it's really that good.
And by Cyber-Threats, they mean that they fail to encforce the DMCA.
Possibly a Jmicron, and worse performance than ALL Intel/Indilinx/Samsung/Sandforce controllers and DOUBLE the price? hahahaha, no
I disagree, this DRM will not slow hackers down by more than a day or 2. Additionally, you're going to get a MASSIVE loss of sales due to this. All in all the pirated version is FAR better. /Personally I don't really care about ACII.
Also for every new DRM it takes a little longer to break, then every time thereafter is shorter (see Securom)
Why does anyone use Citibank?
I popped up ABP on a wired story page and it was trivial to block tynt's scripts. Stop whining and do it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jeLjaSa0bA&fmt=22 It's a base with magnetic coils, and the controllers have the sensors. They have their absolute position in all six axis at all times, so it's not relative like the Wii.
I'm just speculating, but wouldn't it be MUCH faster to rip out the 2 internal drives and RAID those using your mobo or software? 2x SATAII vs 1xSATAII seems pretty obvious.