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digg is goin crazy

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yeah
yesterday, the number got dugged 11,000 TIMES in 5 hours. it was fucking NUTS

the revolution will not be televised... looks like it's internetcized

I've yet to decide if this whole thing is stupid or meaningful though...

Kind of in the middle I suppose

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wtf's goin on?

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It's the code to crack em. Now i can make copies.

ya wtf is going on, i dont get it

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Originally posted by mezzir wtf's goin on?

the key to break security (to copy/back-up) HD-DVDs was found back in febuary by a hacker in doom9 forums.
Now, it's become an initiative (fad) to spread the key around
and now the hd-dvd consortium is sending out Cease&Desists all over the universe, so now its become the new movement to "encrypt" the number in various ways (md5 hashes, binary, hex, etc)


edit: so all the "free thinkers" on these web2.0 forums (who hate DRM and all these anti-copy technologies) are "fighting back" for consumers everywhere.

quote:

Originally posted by mezzir wtf's goin on?

The revolution baby. The revolution!
How can you keep code like that from thousands of nerds trying to figure this shit out...

awesome! my friend is already making me some w00t

Haha, sweet

I'm stupid when it comes to certain aspects of technology, so bare with me here.

So this kid , who obviously had nothing better to do with his time cracked a code to burn dvd's that he was to cheap to buy?

this does not compute

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Originally posted by Frenchie I'm stupid when it comes to certain aspects of technology, so bare with me here. So this kid , who obviously had nothing better to do with his time cracked a code to burn dvd's that he was to cheap to buy?

it's actually a fight for consumers who wish to do whatever they want with the media they buy.

It can be either for legal purposes (making back-ups of original source in the event of wear+tear, or putting it on a hard disk connected to a network, enabling you to watch your movie anywhere with the internet), or of course illegally by copying and sharing on the internet, for (or not) profit. Either way, it pisses off the angel consumer


this also goes for the DRM in online music services such as iTunes. my POS mp3 player didn't support .AAC(p), or .mp4(p), so i had to extract using a key to get it to free mp3 and now BT follows me whereever i go and i am

Everything gets cracked. I'm surprised it took so long really.

IIRC, there was a crack widely availible the day after Microsoft did those verification tests to foil the tests.

hah

it's no surprise it's everywhere now, whenever you try to ban a piece of information with the law it inevitably becomes more widespread.

lol @ the digg guys getting threatened with suits over this.

I'd love to see President HD-DVD try to take on the internets.

what's all this nonsense about?

digg last night went totally batshit, ALL the stories on the front page were about the key, and the first one got dugg over 14k times and then it got deleted, I think it made a new record the previous one was the iPhone story.


oh and

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Originally posted by Ivand digg last night went totally batshit, ALL the stories on the front page were about the key, and the first one got dugg over 14k times and then it got deleted, I think it made a new record the previous one was the iPhone story. oh and 09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0 09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0 09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0 09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0 09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0

http://www.digg.com/tech_news/Digg_...5_63_56_88_c0_4

over 20k diggs.

oh and this! haha
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/6615047.stm

holy 20k diggers haha

Can I break the law too?


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Do you guys think that this in conjunction with Wal Mart offering a budget HD-DVD player will win the format wars for HD?

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Originally posted by RJT Do you guys think that this in conjunction with Wal Mart offering a budget HD-DVD player will win the format wars for HD?

double
no, not at all.
Nobody's trying to sabatoge HD-DVD (in preference to blu-ray or standard DVD). It's just a fight for consumer freedom and against DRM

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Originally posted by SuspicionVandit double no, not at all. Nobody's trying to sabatoge HD-DVD (in preference to blu-ray or standard DVD). It's just a fight for consumer freedom and against DRM

What I mean is, now that HD DVD is the first one cracked (unless I missed the boat and Blu Ray has been hacked already - which is probably the case), and that there will be budget players available earlier, doesn't that boad well for HD DVD in the format wars?

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