The workaround - Keep an old system for doing everything but playing games (which require the latest & greatest technology - usually). 
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They ain't no work around to that, that is exactly what MS made the thing for. it's a code encrypted directly into the media file. After a set time period the license runs out and the file will not play. Some versions apparently delete themselves when the expiration is past.
I've downloaded porn videos a few times that when you click properties on them there's a 3rd tab on the top of the file with license on the tab. Open it and you will see who the owner is and when it expires. It also will ask for your user password if you used a spoofing proggy to download the file. It's a way they can make there file's useless to people that are gaining access to them illegally. These files also cannot be modified in any form that will alter or remove the DRM, I've tried re-encoding it with several encoding proggys and even tried to convert them to a different file type, no good. It gives an error when you try to save it.
Worse yet is the next version of windows thats coming out, it will have a key and registration that if not properly regestered with MS it will deactivate the drive!
Microsoft’s Bill Gates has gone on record that the next big version of Windows, codenamed Longhorn, will have something called Trusted Computing (www.trustedcomputinggroup.org) at its very core. This is a cross-industry initiative, which incorporates the successor to Microsoft’s infamous Palladium. The idea is to have authentication and encryption chips hardwired into your PC, so the OS can control what you can and can’t do. That way, if your subscription to Microsoft Word runs out, it could disappear from your system. You can forget about writing any more documents, and maybe even viewing the ones you’ve already written as well.
I've downloaded porn videos a few times that when you click properties on them there's a 3rd tab on the top of the file with license on the tab. Open it and you will see who the owner is and when it expires. It also will ask for your user password if you used a spoofing proggy to download the file. It's a way they can make there file's useless to people that are gaining access to them illegally. These files also cannot be modified in any form that will alter or remove the DRM, I've tried re-encoding it with several encoding proggys and even tried to convert them to a different file type, no good. It gives an error when you try to save it.
Worse yet is the next version of windows thats coming out, it will have a key and registration that if not properly regestered with MS it will deactivate the drive!
Microsoft’s Bill Gates has gone on record that the next big version of Windows, codenamed Longhorn, will have something called Trusted Computing (www.trustedcomputinggroup.org) at its very core. This is a cross-industry initiative, which incorporates the successor to Microsoft’s infamous Palladium. The idea is to have authentication and encryption chips hardwired into your PC, so the OS can control what you can and can’t do. That way, if your subscription to Microsoft Word runs out, it could disappear from your system. You can forget about writing any more documents, and maybe even viewing the ones you’ve already written as well.
Bill Gates is the Antichrists best friend.......................there is a b***** picture than the music industry, it just so happened to start there.ZeuSeason said:
People still pay for music?
+1Süsser Tod said:
I like Lunux. Anytime i set up a web server i use nothing but Linux. It's much more stable and i like the fact it is open source. Only prob is, windows is so damn compatable with everything, it makes it all so easy.
Inky24 said:
Kazaa. Thats yer problem. Kazaa, land of fake files and trouble by the free truck load...
Try DC++, I transfer several hundred gigs a month and have yet to get a virus or a wrong named file. The way the system works is what makes the difference. There all privatly owned hubs. Which does a few things, 1st makes it illegal for any outside athority to mess with you. 2nd allows the hub owners to police it. you fake share or have bs files you get banned. It's the best file share system I have ever used. Plus they all have chat and most of the better hubs will have killer conversations going on constantly.
Its a riot in some of them charecters crackin jokes and teasin each other.... gets outta hand at which time a bot tells everyone to behave or be booted LOL some of the bots have a sense of humor like Robbin Williams they can be hilarious with there responses to certain "key words"
Inky24 said:+1
I like Lunux. Anytime i set up a web server i use nothing but Linux. It's much more stable and i like the fact it is open source. Only prob is, windows is so damn compatable with everything, it makes it all so easy.
Heh... open source, Ain't gonna be that way for long.
There's a movement underway to change that.Ha, that would work fine until you connected to the net. Don't fool yourselves guys. It's a nasty place on the internet, big brother is here and watching us. *its 1994 now.
I can assure you they will or already have a tiny little cookie implanted on your os telling them everything they want to know about you and your comp... Did you know that the government spooks have the trchnology to watch you from your monitor on a connected comp? It isn't any hi res shit but I wouldn't reccomend doing any illegal activity in front of a connected comp.......
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