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$800,000 worth of Pirated DVDs seized at Pacific Mall (pg. 3)
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| dEsidEL |
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Yu Wang, 22, of Markham; SiYing Zhao, 22, of Toronto; Jing Zhou, 28, of Toronto; and You Jie Wu, 26, of Markham have each been charged with possession of property obtained by crime over $5,000. Wu also faces charges of fraud over $5,000 and fail to comply - recognizance.
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ya know, i could hav sworn i saw some of these guys at Viva the other nite ..
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| patpicos |
| DMCA + Copyright Act + USA + RIAA + BSA === Bollocks |
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| StereoPrincess |
LOL!
Like this took them that long to bust these stores, they should just do it on a monthly basis.
75% of the cops probably shop there for DVDs. ha ha. |
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| sKyBreAK |
damn chinese.
i love the way they do business. |
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| rabbitjoker |
| quote: | Originally posted by devnull
DMCA + Copyright Act + USA + RIAA + BSA === Bollocks |
FFS! NO!
Stealing = bollocks (and much worse should be said about those who steal!). |
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| Jem_hadar |
I wonder if their prices are enough of a deal for brown ppl to shop there yet? :p
Oh Russell Petres, you are a funny, funny man!
His set kpt up in good company this weekend on the drive down to the cottage :thepirate |
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| VERTiG0 |
| quote: | Originally posted by rabbitjoker
FFS! NO!
Stealing = bollocks (and much worse should be said about those who steal!). |
This is all well and good, but HDCP is the worst standard ever. |
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| goodnet |
| I wonder where they pulled up the 800K number. |
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| rabbitjoker |
| quote: | Originally posted by VERTiG0
This is all well and good, but HDCP is the worst standard ever. |
And exactly why is this the worst?:
- Authentication process disallows non-genuine devices to receive HD content.
- Encryption of the actual data sent over DVI or HDMI interface prevents eavesdropping of information. It also prevents "man in the middle" attacks.
- Key revocation procedures ensure that devices manufactured by any vendors who violate the license agreement could be relatively easily blocked from receiving HD data.
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| locodawg |
| quote: | Originally posted by StereoPrincess
LOL!
Like this took them that long to bust these stores, they should just do it on a monthly basis.
75% of the cops probably shop there for DVDs. ha ha. |
One of my buddies used to work at a bank and most of the cops that would come in, never paid for a cable bill. There figured why pay for cable when ya got Dishnet ....
So I am sure they go there to buy the dvds, then go in the next day and do the bust... |
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| VERTiG0 |
| quote: | Originally posted by rabbitjoker
And exactly why is this the worst?:
- Authentication process disallows non-genuine devices to receive HD content.
- Encryption of the actual data sent over DVI or HDMI interface prevents eavesdropping of information. It also prevents "man in the middle" attacks.
- Key revocation procedures ensure that devices manufactured by any vendors who violate the license agreement could be relatively easily blocked from receiving HD data.
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1) All hardware in your home theatre system must be HDCP compliant or you are screwed, so that means thousand and thousands of dollars worth of upgrades for the average consumer, rendering gradual component upgrades useless
2) If you want to use a computer to broadcast HDCP compliant content to your TV but control everything from your computer, your DVI splitter must be HDCP compliant as well, and probably the cables too
3) Did I mention that nothing is backward compatible? Sure there are devices that convert HDCP data to analogue so that non-HDCP compliant units can be used, but what is the point of that? Also, these devices are far and few between, and you can't just go out to Futureshop and buy one.
4) The entire standard is dictated by a single company, so it's not like the DVD standard where every company has their hand in the jar
5) Everybody that has an HDTV without HDMI inputs (millions and millions of people out there) just wasted their money because they can't decrypt HDCP data
And a ton of other things. |
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| Frenchie |
| Pacific mall, never heard of it.:conf: |
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