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not in one sentience no, but in one post, your last, and i didnt understand any of those terms. see proof your honour.
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hardware DAW, protection software/rootkit, opensource software, ANTIVIRUS TECHNOLOGY :O malware circumvents, DRM technology breaks the starforce protection system.
Starforce, a rootkit. Not detected.... What The Fuck? |
| quote: | Originally posted by cronodevir
What?
For the record I didn't type that you edited a quote of mine. |
| quote: | Originally posted by cronodevir
My Idea of a hardware DAW would make it so you wouldn't need a computer in the first place. It could require specific chipsets for the software in the box to work.
That is a lot less work than trying to protect software on a pc and failing every single time.
Which brings us back to the point, the companies that produce the protection, aren't trying to protect anything, they are trying to control what is there. Imagine a company develops a "protection software/rootkit" and this thing is spread because of the latest great application that needs protecting, said company that developed the rootkit could for instance cause some software to not work and others to work, and for the user this will be reflected in the format of "this software is good, this software is bad", so anyone with this rootkit could for instance, have any opensource software they try to run,fail, because a root kit is causing it to fail. And thus the person would get a bad idea about OS software.
BUT WAIT THIS ALREADY HAPPENS IN ANTIVIRUS TECHNOLOGY :O ....most popular antivirus technology will recognize many opensource programs and mark them as malware , the same with any type of 'legal' software that circumvents any DRM technology . If you have a program on your pc that breaks the starforce protection system , mcafee and others will tell you its malware and promptly delete it. But it won't detect the starfroce malware in the first place. Starforce, a rootkit. Not detected.... What The Fuck? |
ahh, spare time... what to do with it?
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