What will you do to protect the rights of atheists and those who hold minority faiths, such as Wicca, Santaria, Shinto, et al?
Pick a candidate for this one...
I would put them on reservations for their own protection, we could give them blankets. But we don't want just any derilect cult running around practicing beliefs in this country. I believe in 'Freedom of Christainity' er, religion that is and everyone has the right to practice whatever religion they want as long as they do it so that it doesn't piss off the christians.
Is there really a market for just setting up a box at a colocation facility and running secure email with it?
I would be interested in knowing this!
The DIY approach is great but what if you want this for your business? You could hire a consultant at $100/hr to come out and do it and then not have that much control
Are there any businesses out there that give you fifty email addresses, control over your aliases and web based email through https://mail.yourdomain.com for around $35/mo.? J
It looks more like he doesn't want M$ to appeal his findings into the ground. Two years of appeals would just mean that all the money and trouble spent on this trial would be wasted.
Is there a chance that this will make it into Helix Code's Gnome distro? I have been using Helix's stuff for about 3 months and I love it. This would mean I can actually keep track of the money I spend on caffiene!
This article pertains to DVD's and the MPAA. One is nice, the other is not, and in that order. I have to ask why you publish this? Is it for money? Is it because the LA Times supports this? Why?
This "article" is blatant propaganda and slanderous at that. It uses the term "Hacker" like it is a sin to be one. Hackers are not theives, they are the people who brought you the internet way back in the 70's. Jack Valenti (the author whos hands are dirty) writes as though he thinks that the "code" he is referring to is akin to child pornography. This code does not even work in its current form, I know this because I have it. It is just an example of a singular implementation by Jon Johansson to demonstrate that it is possible to play DVD's under the PC operating system Linux.
This "program that allows computer users to hack into encrypted digital video discs" WAS intended for use in a DVD player application (something that isn't going to be implemented on a free OS such as Linux unless someone does it). Consumers have been able to playback and view entire movies on their computers for quite some time now, this isn't a novel idea.
To play the movies, you must first de-encrypt them, and then view the 'data stream' that is is produced through an mpeg compatible viewer. Jack is wrong when he says that you need to remove the encryption to copy the disc to your hard drive. You don't need to at all, only when you view the movie do you need to. I personally have seen movies off of a persons hard drive like this. Obviously, the intention is not to steal property or to make "pirate" copies of movies but to watch movies off of ones legally purchased hardware and DVD's.
So, unless you or you authors will stop the propaganda and the witch hunt that has ruined Jon Johansson's calm 16 year old life. Don't publish blatant lies and trash. I have been an "evil hacker" since the first day I had a computer, or for that matter was mentally aware of my existance. You don't have to play with computers to be a hacker, but it helps. You have offended me, and about half a million faithful slashdot.org readers. Please stop.
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What will you do to protect the rights of atheists and those who hold minority faiths, such as Wicca, Santaria, Shinto, et al?
Pick a candidate for this one...
I would put them on reservations for their own protection, we could give them blankets. But we don't want just any derilect cult running around practicing beliefs in this country. I believe in 'Freedom of Christainity' er, religion that is and everyone has the right to practice whatever religion they want as long as they do it so that it doesn't piss off the christians.
Is there really a market for just setting up a box at a colocation facility and running secure email with it?
I would be interested in knowing this!
The DIY approach is great but what if you want this for your business? You could hire a consultant at $100/hr to come out and do it and then not have that much control
Are there any businesses out there that give you fifty email addresses, control over your aliases and web based email through https://mail.yourdomain.com for around $35/mo.?
J
Yeah I remember when I made my first million. I was sixteen and ripe out of sophmore year.
I just don't know what to do with myself now that my global expansion has just taken off I don't know how I'm going to finish my homework
Oh well, maybe I'll download my senior research project online...
Wouldn't that be C-Bash, or Sea-Bash, or Sea-Bass?
Just curious, JAVA is crap anyway. Servlets are crap. Use PHP or Perl.
Love,
Hendershot
It looks more like he doesn't want M$ to appeal his findings into the ground. Two years of appeals would just mean that all the money and trouble spent on this trial would be wasted.
I can to spell, I just can't type! And yes Primus does suck, work on your grammar. :)
Is there a chance that this will make it into Helix Code's Gnome distro? I have been using Helix's stuff for about 3 months and I love it. This would mean I can actually keep track of the money I spend on caffiene!
I sent this to letters@latimes.com I hope you do the same:
/ 20000130/t000009450.html
I have a problem with the article:
http://www.calendarlive.com/calendarlive/movies
This article pertains to DVD's and the MPAA. One is nice, the other is not,
and in that order. I have to ask why you publish this? Is it for money? Is
it because the LA Times supports this? Why?
This "article" is blatant propaganda and slanderous at that. It uses the
term "Hacker" like it is a sin to be one. Hackers are not theives, they are
the people who brought you the internet way back in the 70's. Jack Valenti
(the author whos hands are dirty) writes as though he thinks that the "code"
he is referring to is akin to child pornography. This code does not even
work in its current form, I know this because I have it. It is just an
example of a singular implementation by Jon Johansson to demonstrate that it
is possible to play DVD's under the PC operating system Linux.
This "program that allows computer users to hack into encrypted digital
video discs" WAS intended for use in a DVD player application (something
that isn't going to be implemented on a free OS such as Linux unless someone
does it). Consumers have been able to playback and view entire movies on
their computers for quite some time now, this isn't a novel idea.
To play the movies, you must first de-encrypt them, and then view the 'data
stream' that is is produced through an mpeg compatible viewer. Jack is wrong
when he says that you need to remove the encryption to copy the disc to your
hard drive. You don't need to at all, only when you view the movie do you
need to. I personally have seen movies off of a persons hard drive like
this. Obviously, the intention is not to steal property or to make "pirate"
copies of movies but to watch movies off of ones legally purchased hardware
and DVD's.
So, unless you or you authors will stop the propaganda and the witch hunt
that has ruined Jon Johansson's calm 16 year old life. Don't publish blatant
lies and trash. I have been an "evil hacker" since the first day I had a
computer, or for that matter was mentally aware of my existance. You don't
have to play with computers to be a hacker, but it helps. You have offended
me, and about half a million faithful slashdot.org readers. Please stop.
Regards,
Jeremiah Stanley
miah@idcomm.com