Sony using bad (and wrong) hacker techniques for copy protection
Moved to http://nodsw.com/blog/leeland/2005/11/03-sony-using-bad-and-wrong-hacker-techniques-copy-protection
posted by Leeland @ 8:34 AM
Thursday, November 03, 2005
Hope is a waking dream and the wisest people follow their own direction. So I dream of things that never were and ask why not?
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- Name: Leeland
- Location: Seattle, Washington, United States
Basically I'm a code janitor with tenure (software engineer / systems analyst / application developer) with over 2 decades of experience. I enjoy software design especially dealing with database systems and systems integration. When not creating my own pile of goo I regularly get to sweep up messes in Java, Python, Jython, SQL, C, PERL, PHP, UNIX Shells and HTML. I have toiled and explored the paths of UNIX/Linux, Multics and I even do Windows. People say I have a knack at re-engineering, optimizing legacy applications as well as database tuning. Which is odd for a Navy trained lad although I have also gotten the revered papers of education from the University of Phoenix (BSIT 3.92 GPA) and from Oracle, Novell, USENIX, and others.
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Yep, quite a bruhaha about this a while back - around a year ago, IIRC (about the same time I quit playing WoW).
You might have been distracted at the time it happened.
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