Verily I say unto thee, that BearItAll spake thusly:
> Tim Smith wrote:
>> Blu-ray uses the same protection system, and it has been cracked.
Actually it's a circumvention, not a "crack", since the encryption
technology itself has not been broken, and neither has ROM-Mark nor BD+,
which are not the same thing as AACS.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ROM-Mark
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BD%2B#BD.2B
> Don't worry about copy protection side that's a different battle and will no
> doubt rage until the Sun goes out or Rocky 47, which ever comes first.
I'm not worried, since I have no intention of ever pirating any software
(of any kind), I'll just be happy to *use* my legally purchased software
without draconian restrictions (i.e. using Linux, or ripped to an iPod).
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