HD-DVD key cracked.

[Lamey]

On Wed, 02 May 2007 18:24:54 -0700,

You're a bunch of retarded pussies.

Now where have I heard that before? Oh yeah. It was you for the 100th
time this week.

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MassiveProng wrote in:

 

[SuperM@ssiveBlackHoleAtTheCenterOfTheMilkyWayGalax]

Because it's important to propagate it for the public record in order to
resist the DMCA takedown notices being issued faster than buttered lard down
a ski slope by the MPAA.

Except that it is the OLD key and won't even work on the new discs!

Bwuahahaahahaha!

You pussies make me laugh!

 

[SuperM@ssiveBlackHoleAtTheCenterOfTheMilkyWayGalax]

Really? How do they propose getting their hands on thousands of HD-DVD
players to apply a firmawre patch?

EVERY (that's ALL for the slow) HD DVD player has an ethernet
connection.

Since the new disc(s) would NOT play on the old key, the user would be
REQUIRED to update, and the updated patch WILL play the old media.

Do I really HAVE to go hunt up the fucking link for you?

The only people who will get buggered are the people who watch HD-DVDs
on Windows and their collection becomes worthless after the latest
'patch Tuesday'.

After I get done, there will never be another pirated work of IP in the
world, if it is on an Optical Disc.

**** ALL pirate whores.

 

[Lamey]

On Wed, 02 May 2007 19:07:45 -0700,

EVERY (that's ALL for the slow) HD DVD player has an ethernet
connection.

Since the new disc(s) would NOT play on the old key, the user would be
REQUIRED to update, and the updated patch WILL play the old media.

Do I really HAVE to go hunt up the fucking link for you?

After I get done, there will never be another pirated work of IP in the
world, if it is on an Optical Disc.

**** ALL pirate whores.

I steal all my shit. Lamewire kicks ass, as do the binaries and crack
groups. Deal with it dipshit.

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MassiveProng wrote in:

 

[Robert Baer]

" Here is the key : 09-f9-11-02-9d-74-e3-5b-d8-41-56-c5-63-56-88-c0
"

Yup, enough to give any right thinking man the right horn. Im off for
a wank.

AC

???
1) Clicking on the link gets a page with that key (woop, woop).
2) Then what?

 

[Robert Baer]

Paul Hovnanian P.E. wrote in message
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I think the MPAA need to learn about King Canute and recognise that they
have as much chance of keeping this one quiet as they have of holding back
the tide.

How long before some of the DVD-cracking gurus get the code tatooed on their
bodies - the ultimate in permanence.

This reminds me of the story (maybe an urban myth) about an illegal
immigrant to the USA who got the algorithm for some encryption technology
tatooed on his body. Because it was illegal to export the algorithm outside
the USA (and certainly to his native country), they couldn't deport him
without contravening that law.

Solution: slice off that section of skin and graft from another part
of his body.

 

[James Farrar]

This surprises you ?

It being MPAA, it shouldn't, should it?

 

[Eeyore]

It being MPAA, it shouldn't, should it?

Peugeot's new 'supermini' was not allowed to use the number 007 because of trademark
law.

Graham

 

[Paul Hyett]

In uk.media.tv.misc on Thu, 3 May 2007, Robert Baer wrote :

Solution: slice off that section of skin and graft from another part
of his body.

But they could hardly do so without his consent - the lawyers would have
a field-day!

 

[Dom Robinson]

" Here is the key : 09-f9-11-02-9d-74-e3-5b-d8-41-56-c5-63-56-88-c0
"

Yup, enough to give any right thinking man the right horn. Im off for
a wank.

Oh, a bit late for me. It's just gone 10pm as I type and I've just had my
Wednesday 9 o'clock wank.
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[Dom Robinson]

Paul Hovnanian P.E. wrote in message
[email protected]:


I think the MPAA need to learn about King Canute and recognise that they
have as much chance of keeping this one quiet as they have of holding back
the tide.

How long before some of the DVD-cracking gurus get the code tatooed on their
bodies - the ultimate in permanence.

For Prison Break season 3 will Michael get locked up in a prison made out of
HD-DVD discs?
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/* http://DVDfever.co.uk (editor)
/* 1132 DVDs, 347 games, 314 CDs, 110 cinema films, 42 concerts, videos & news
/* antibodies, steve hillage, burning crusade, sega psp, norah jones, kylie
New music charts - http://dvdfever.co.uk/music.shtml
Youtube - http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=DVDfeverDom

 

[AC]

Except that it doesn't work any more, dumbfuck.

Geez, you pussies are so funny!

You are about as "right thinking" as a freshly laid turd.

Hello, brainless retarded horse shagging child molesting twat from the
lesser region of the Isle of Man.

Why are you replying to me as though I posted the link, then slagged
it off. You think I did both?

Heres laughing at you

No offence

AC

 

[AC]

Oh, a bit late for me. It's just gone 10pm as I type and I've just
had my
Wednesday 9 o'clock wank.
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dot uk
/* http://DVDfever.co.uk (editor)
/* 1132 DVDs, 347 games, 314 CDs, 110 cinema films, 42 concerts,
videos & news
/* antibodies, steve hillage, burning crusade, sega psp, norah
jones, kylie
New music charts - http://dvdfever.co.uk/music.shtml
Youtube - http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=DVDfeverDom

Fair enough. Just save the the hex for later. You might even be able
to get simular hexes in a hex mag for portability.

AC

 

[AC]

???
1) Clicking on the link gets a page with that key (woop, woop).
2) Then what?

3) wop or your old feller and get jiggy with it while oggling the hex.
4) hope no one saw you
5) mop up
6) confess
7) burn in hell for wanking

AC

 

[Trooper]

Paul Hovnanian P.E. wrote in message
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I think the MPAA need to learn about King Canute and recognise that they
have as much chance of keeping this one quiet as they have of holding back
the tide.

Although King Canute knew he couldn't hold back the tide, he did it to
prove that he was just an ordinary man.

 

[neil h]

They're trying to claim copyright on a /number/???

So you wouldn't mind if somebody posted your bank account details and
pin on line then? ;-)

 

[Schrodinger]

They're trying to claim copyright on a /number/???

There's 2 issues there:

1) You can claim copyright on a number - after all what is an MP3 file, but
a long number?

2) I think they are saying it comes under some section of the draconian
Digital Millennium Copyright Act - so they may not be claiming it is in
itself copyrighted, but it can be used to circumvent copy protection and
hence cannot be published under the DMCA.

 

[Jim Stewart]

There's 2 issues there:

1) You can claim copyright on a number - after all what is an MP3 file, but
a long number?

Not quite that simple. It must also be a creative
work. I think the song is the creative work and
gets the copyright. The number is the "physical"
embodiment of the work. After all, you don't really
copyright the groove geometry of an LP when you
copyright a track.

 

[Paul Hovnanian P.E.]

EVERY (that's ALL for the slow) HD DVD player has an ethernet
connection.

And what do I do with this ethernet connection? I have no ethernet.

Since the new disc(s) would NOT play on the old key, the user would be
REQUIRED to update, and the updated patch WILL play the old media.

Required? I've got a money-back guarantee. If it quits, I take it back
to the store and get my money back.

It appears that this HD-DVD scam isn't a great business model for the
local electronics shop. Maybe that's why they don't carry very many.

 

[Paul Hovnanian P.E.]

[snip]

This reminds me of the story (maybe an urban myth) about an illegal
immigrant to the USA who got the algorithm for some encryption technology
tatooed on his body. Because it was illegal to export the algorithm outside
the USA (and certainly to his native country), they couldn't deport him
without contravening that law.

There's a (not so mythological) case of a foreign national here on an
H1-B visa who managed to get onto a DoD project with a local defense
contractor.

He essentially has permanent residency now, since sending him home at
the end of his visa would make him available for employment with the
likes of the Iranian nuclear program for example.