Morning Tech Bits [Mar 03, 2004, 11:28 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Thanks Mike Martinez.
- ATI Linux Drivers version 3.7.1 are now available. Thanks Ant.
- Yahoo to Charge for Guaranteeing a Spot on Its Index (registration required).
- SCO delays Linux user lawsuit announcement.
- SCO files suit against AutoZone.
- Broadband powerline service gains backers.
- MP3s Get Copy Controls.
- HP gets deeper into DRM.
- Justices Hear Arguments on Internet Pornography Law (registration required).
- Teachers fight against Internet plagiarism.
- File-swap 'killer' grabs attention.
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SCO was unprofitable last quarter but would have been in the black if not for a $9 million payout to its attorneys, led by David Boies of Boies, Schiller & Flexner.
Anyone know if Boies, Schiller & Flexner is publically traded 'cause this is the one company I KNOW will make some serious money out of this crap.
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Anyone know if Boies, Schiller & Flexner is publically traded 'cause this is the one company I KNOW will make some serious money out of this crap.
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See http://www.rage3d.com/board/showthread.php?s=099ba8cdfd3a20bd66ab22f25309cde5&threadid=33745504 thread. It broke my xScreensaver and X on my Red Hat Linux 7.2 box! ARGH!
Ant @ The Ant Farm: http://antfarm.ma.cx
Ant @ The Ant Farm: http://antfarm.ma.cx
Wow, I'll compile that right into my open source Gnutella client. Yes sir.
I can imagine the secret presentations in the halls of Congress. This is a"laptop". It is running some software that we thing should be "illegal". We have a version of the software that respects artist's "rights". The RIAA lobbyist that sent me here will contact you about "lunch".
I can imagine the secret presentations in the halls of Congress. This is a"laptop". It is running some software that we thing should be "illegal". We have a version of the software that respects artist's "rights". The RIAA lobbyist that sent me here will contact you about "lunch".
There will always be more networks.
Even if everyone has this installed, WinZip defeats any possible attempt to compare the file with any non-zipped (with the same encryption key) file.
Just zip it up with a key, stick the key in the file name. Voila, no comparing. Once the database caches a copy of the zipped version, just re-zip it with a different key.
Simple and cheap. Unlike the software they're trying to write.
Even if everyone has this installed, WinZip defeats any possible attempt to compare the file with any non-zipped (with the same encryption key) file.
Just zip it up with a key, stick the key in the file name. Voila, no comparing. Once the database caches a copy of the zipped version, just re-zip it with a different key.
Simple and cheap. Unlike the software they're trying to write.
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