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11 CommentsHas anyone checked Digg.com today? The site is undergoing a complete revolt over a Digg story deletion with the HD-DVD key in it.
Has anyone checked Digg.com today? The site is undergoing a complete revolt over a Digg story deletion with the HD-DVD key in it.
peroty
Written May. 2, 2007 / Report /
hahaha that's funny!
When will people learn you can't keep something quiet on the internet?
Especially in a user-rating community.
DRM is out there to be cracked. And it has been. Game. Set. Match.
I'm not trying to spark a DRM debate, but I'm just saying you've got one company trying to develop it, and a thousand coders trying to crack it. It's going to get broken sooner or later.
Scrivs
Written May. 2, 2007 / Report /
Haha, wow I was only able to see the top 10 popular stories and the 4 stories in the left column. ALL OF THEM had to do wit the HD-DVD code.
dustinbrewer
Written May. 2, 2007 / Report /
if you search google for the number including dashes there are so far 283,000 web sites indexed with the number.
viva la revolucion?
Michael
Written May. 2, 2007 / Report /
This is...going to be interesting.
talkaboutdesign
Written May. 2, 2007 / Report /
SHUT DOWN INTERNET NOW! lol This is crazy, i can't wait for the response from digg. This also started something huge, since all those people are now blogging about it.
peroty
Written May. 2, 2007 / Report /
Just another sign that the End Times are upon us...
seanrox
Written May. 2, 2007 / Report /
That video rocks!
Next thing you know, this HD-DVD information will be on the 9rules home page... oh damn. It's too late :)
peroty
Written May. 2, 2007 / Report /
Pretty catchy tune isn't it? ;-)
I think it's going to be our new summer anthem.
Scrivs
Written May. 2, 2007 / Report /
Kevin Rose speaks.
seanrox
Written May. 2, 2007 / Report /
Been there, done that :)
hthth
Written May. 2, 2007 / Report /
Haha, that video is hilarious. And the Digg flip as well — the stories that aren't related to the crack even have the number posted all over in the comments.
Ach, I find DRM issues really tiresome. Somehow regardless of how much I think about reasons for it or against it, there's no end to it. There's never a "side" I can stick with for long — I keep finding myself thinking either "That's so evil, imposing these money making restrictions on people" or "That's so evil, ripping hard-working people off by copying".