saderax - Slashdot User

Comment: Re:Yes would have been here (Score 1) 178

by saderax on Monday June 27 2011, @07:42AM (#36582364) Attached to: Off-Duty Police Officer Steals iPad From TSA Checkpoint

I read this three times trying to get it to rhyme. Turns out its not a limerick... Hrmph

Comment: Re:infinite? (Score 1) 241

by saderax on Friday December 11 2009, @10:32AM (#30402218) Attached to: "Universal Jigsaw Puzzle" Hits Stores In Japan

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Comment: Re:Perspective (Score 1) 675

by saderax on Friday November 06 2009, @04:47PM (#30010248) Attached to: Cable Exec Suggests Changing Consumer Behavior, Not Business Model

You really should watch "The Corporation" sometime.

Torrent please?

Comment: Re:Solution (Score 1) 305

by saderax on Tuesday March 31 2009, @12:26PM (#27404389) Attached to: PRS Demands License Fee To Play Music To Horses

haha, just kidding... Theres no such thing as a stable music market. You can thank the pirates for that... Arrrgh!

Comment: Re:I hope they die (Score 1) 351

by saderax on Tuesday March 20 2007, @11:24AM (#18416169) Attached to: The Future of Creative and the Sound Card Market

Three words:

Subject, Verb, Object.

Otherwise, sounds ignorant! Cant follow idea. Proper tense of verbs!

No DRM Could Mean Cheaper Music->

From feed by wiredfeed on Monday February 12 2007, @12:12PM

Steve Jobs' essay questioning the wisdom of selling DRM-wrapped tunes is still spurring lots of discussion about the future of music, and rightly so. In Listening Post.

Link to Original Source

AACS broken for all HD and Blu-ray disks

Submitted by on Monday February 12 2007, @10:26AM

An anonymous reader writes "Two months after Muslix64 initially publicized his method for getting AACS keys, a user on Doom9 has found the processing key, which is able to decrypt all disks for both formats released thus far. The exploit can even be reused for future keys. This will allow the creation of a one-click backup utility and is a major blow against DRM."