trusted computing

[slam]

and you thought it was dead!

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20051215-5776.html

so, essentially, every digital device is going to (or already does) have a 'unique id' in the hardware. download a song from itunes? it'll tie itself to the id and not be usable on any other computer. same with any document. no more logging into websites, they'll already know who you are!

with intel, amd, and ibm all on board, there's not much chance of getting a chip in the future that doesn't have this DRM feature.

scary shit.

[Soul Queen]

Sometimes I believe that I'm just paranoid about shit.

Then I read articles like this and know, I'm not paranoid enough! :proof:

[bubz_bluez]

Im prob just as parinoid as SQ becuase i have a whole string of conspericy theorys
for 20 years the gov. has been able to take your picture from your front door step. imagin what they can do now
the ones you should really be affaid of is the CIA <--- they have the best hackers best everything

bubz

[doublep]

download off your old machine - watch your porn on speedy machine -- bandwidth bottlenecy anyhows, so my 1000000GHZ wont help in the DL