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About this blog…
I use this platform to share things that are of interest to me or things I'll want to reference later. Occasionally other people like these posts, hence "Shared Interests".
What might you find here?
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Tag Archives: sony
Sony’s DRM infringes copyrights
Sony/First4Internet apparently violated copyrights of open-source software… Continue reading
Hey, Van Zant, watch out for the clue stick!
Donnie Van Zant doesn’t know what DRM means? Guess it’s time for him to learn! Continue reading
Customer backlash at Van Zant over Sony’s disreputable business practices
It’s unfortunate that the Van Zant brothers are suffering the fallout caused by Sony’s shortsighted DRM rootkit. Take a look at the customer rating of their “CD” Get Right with the Man: 5 stars: 17 / 198 (9%) 4 stars: … Continue reading
Removing Sony DRM rootkit
Information on Sony rootkit along with instructions for removing it. Continue reading
Handy malware-removal site
I was looking at some of the blogs using the new PingQueue service, and I came across an interesting malware removal/information site. Looks like they post pretty frequently, which is probably a requirement given the amount of malware created on … Continue reading
Prof. Felten added to my blogroll
Last week I was going through my blogroll and learned about the Sony rootkit debacle from Joseph’s blog. While digging into this some more, I ran across Prof. Ed Felten’s blog, “Freedom to Tinker.” I remembered Felten’s name from earlier … Continue reading