It'll be interesting to see how long RIAA manages to keep hackers away this time. It has, after all, been a school holiday season.
Source:
The Register
"It'll be interesting to see how long RIAA manages to keep hackers away this time" -about 5 minutes...i'm on to them already !
ooooohhhweeeee Man I can't wait for the Riaa to go down. I'd love for them to go bankrupt. A new rein of music industry head will probly charge less, and revolutionize to music industry soon. Thats what we need. A music company that promises this.
Ah they can try all they like to protect themselves but i guarantee somebody will deface it again soon!
*ahem* *ahem* that somebody could be *ahem* me... watch out RIAA, I'm coming to get YA!
lol, ok man, remember what i said about all talk and no action lol, prove it to me!! lol! im just kiddin man ;-)
Problem is, I need to get my hands on a Linux program. And I can't download it because I have dial up. My modem would fry, and my mum would fry me!
Oh yea, i like to play David against Goliath.
What do you mean, "My modem would fry" Toiletman?
What I had intended to say was that given the duration of 120 hours of continous downloading, my modem would overheat and probably become defected.
When are the RIAA going to learn that they what they are doing is alienating everybody. If somebody comes up with an easy to use interface, inexpensive songs, gives the buyer full control of the music they buy, people might try it. Hackers and consumers will tear them up if they don't embrace the technology, instead of trying to continually fight it.