How there is some huge security hole in hdcp. I really don't think we have much to worry about, as people will break this, publish the results, and we can get all the movies pirated.
I'd much rather download movies and have the risk of being caught then paying a ton of money for movies that won't even play at full resolution on the computer I already own.
so won't the player have to be connected by you? I think you know where I'm going here.
even if you did modify it, I'm sure it wouldn't be that hard to find out what port/ip it'd send something to if you did modify it in some way, then block it at your router
my post was a little thing called sarcasm, the next thing you know, you'll be posting that CmdrTaco isn't really an evil robot bent on world domination:)
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How there is some huge security hole in hdcp. I really don't think we have much to worry about, as people will break this, publish the results, and we can get all the movies pirated.
I'd much rather download movies and have the risk of being caught then paying a ton of money for movies that won't even play at full resolution on the computer I already own.
have you seen the ps3 controller? it's a banana-dildo
so won't the player have to be connected by you? I think you know where I'm going here.
even if you did modify it, I'm sure it wouldn't be that hard to find out what port/ip it'd send something to if you did modify it in some way, then block it at your router
bah, you people and your "money" :P
so spend $500 on a linux pda as opposed to a $150 ds?
my post was a little thing called sarcasm, the next thing you know, you'll be posting that CmdrTaco isn't really an evil robot bent on world domination :)
in this image from the site, they're on a mac, so what's the purpose of this software?
so far, one, maybe two spams have gotten through gmail's filter.. and that's after having an article submitted to slashdot
please nobody moderate this post, but use it for something more useful to the conversation, just leave this at 0
you fail at life
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