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Bubble 2.0 - Facebook, valuation and IPO
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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cpswan
16y ago
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cpswan
16y ago
It seems that ARccOS has evolved into 'structural protection' - http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=23291
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cpswan
16y ago
The disc is physically perfect - no scratches. Sony use an additional DRM system called ARccOS on their DVDs. ARccOS keeps changing, so my assessment is that this latest version is another stinker - it's happened before.
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cpswan
16y ago
I've often wondered how bog standard DVD players can ignore these intentional errors and get on with things, whilst ripping software like AnyDVD seems to be in a constant arms race against ever evolving DRM. Of course the problems start whe
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cpswan
16y ago
Good luck with the AP2P thugs like ACS Law. When they send you a letter demanding that you pay or be sued I'm sure it's fine to write back and tell them that you bought the disc.
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cpswan
16y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARccOS_Protection
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cpswan
16y ago
The whole reason I have the DP-600 in the first place is that in addition to playing DVDs it can play media files (such as rips) from a UPNP server on a PC. Of course there are plenty of other streaming media players out there these days.
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cpswan
16y ago
Since it did play on my other DVD player it would seem that the only errors are intentional. Try Googling Sony+drm - they have form for this type of nonsense.
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cpswan
16y ago
I think part of this DRM scheme is to make the process that you describe fail.
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Sony's new DRM (on Salt) crashes DVD players
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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cpswan
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Getting Google Voice outside the US
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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FUDsec - The Wikileaks bandwagon rolls into town
(fudsec.com)
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cpswan
16y ago
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Gifting Google (and why it's unlikely to happen soon)
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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Startup Infrastructure
(blog.capitalscf.com)
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Getting US Google Books onto a UK Kindle
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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Region locks - My 2¢
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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A tale of two clouds
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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cpswan
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Billing bubbles
(blog.capitalscf.com)
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cpswan
16y ago
If only that were true. I think it was around about the same time (2004) that Bill Gates said "Two years from now, spam will be solved". Of course the spammers quickly adapted their techniques to defeat Bayesian filters, leading to the send
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Email like it’s 1995
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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cpswan
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Grids, clouds and why productivity matters most
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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Two speed broadband - there is no faster
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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cpswan
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Getting your tunnel on with EC2 and OpenVPN
(elwoodicious.com)
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Kindle needs backup/restore for collections
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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16y ago
Perhaps I should have made it clearer that the purpose of using a proxy in the way I illustrated was to access geographically restricted sites (such as the Amazon.com Kindle store) rather than for security/anonymity (which as you point out
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Using Amazon EC2 as a web proxy
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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Is zero weight a feature?
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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cpswan
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This idea has been kicking around the WEIS community for some time ( http://weis2011.econinfosec.org/ )
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cpswan
16y ago
I've been using www.SMEstorage.com for this. They support multiple storage clouds as back ends, and have DropBox style tools that give me automated sync between multiple machines (and mobiles). Keeping all of my 'work' data safe and in sync
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Netbooks – why I won’t buy another
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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