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I don't know anything about this, other than what you see on the URL, but it's free and it has a lot of stuff I haven't been able to see yet. Probably worth checking out if you're in the nabe.
The EFF lists all of the root kit DRMed Sony BMG titles it can identify and tells you how to spot 'em.
I am overwhelmed by all that I want to share with you. But.
JA walked over and, referring to the four entries I posted on Monday night, commented, "One too many blog entries yesterday, Stephen."
"You think?"
"Yes. Save them. Otherwise you'll burn out, and we'd have to kill you."
Loving words, these are. But. I am overwhelmed by all that I want to share with you. I have to let these things loose, or else they'll be forgotten. And sometimes, it seems, life is nothing but remembering. These things must be said — I have to let these things loose — if we're going…
The EFF would like to hear from you. Heh heh heh—I laugh Sam Tellig's evil laugh.
Cats watching cats on computers. By JA's request, but cat #25 belongs to Jon Iverson. Thus I please two bosses with one post.
Just when I thought I'd begun to experience outrage fatigue, John DeVore goes and sends me this link from the EFF.
Read the Sony BMG EULA and get mad.
"I want to hear something with horns," I say, finally.
"Cool," John DeVore replies.
"Cool," John DeVore replies.
I continue shuffling through the pile nearest me, and soon, I find what I'm looking for: In the Reins, a seven-song collaboration between Calexico and Iron & Wine.
"Have you heard this one?" I ask, handing the CD to John.
He takes the CD, questions and admires its quiet and nameless cover art, turns it on its side to read the spine, and: "Oh! Calexico. No, I haven't heard this."
Happy and satisfied, I announce: "Track three."
John cues the track. I move…