Intel to cut Linux out of the content market

[MaJ]

INTEL IS ABOUT TO CUT Linux out of the legitimate content market, and hand the keys to the future of digital media to Microsoft at your expense. Don't like it? Tough, you are screwed. The vehicle to do this is called East Fork, the upcoming and regrettable Intel digital media 'platform'. The funny part is that the scheme is already a failure, but it will hurt you as it thrashes before it dies. Be afraid, be very afraid.

Link (http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=24638)

[fauxpas]

Kinda getting bored with these supposed news sites of yours maj...

Lesbian nazi hookers abducted by UFOs and forced into weight loss programs stories sorta faded out in the 90s.

[blot0]

Originally posted by fauxpas@Jul 18 2005, 04:15 PM
Lesbian nazi hookers abducted by UFOs and forced into weight loss programs stories 85897


hahahaha... that has to be the funnyest thing i've herd all day..
thats awesome.

[Icefire]

This isn't any suprise to me at all, when I originally heard of Palladium tech this was the first thing I predicted.

I just think they have to be very careful what they do now, if you ask me this borders on third line forcing

[Dezza Bot]

Originally posted by Icefire@Jul 18 2005, 05:06 PM
This isn't any suprise to me at all, when I originally heard of Palladium tech this was the first thing I predicted.85907

Yeah I remember Palladium tech.. not sure of that spelling tho lol..

<amd fanboi>Just buy AMD!!!111oneone</amd fanboi>

[linux_inside v2]

oh noes, if this is real they arent going to let linux users use drm protected files,

i guess they said DVD de-coding licensing would be the same, look how that turned out.....

damn, i wish i had drm.

[MaJ]

Originally posted by fauxpas@Jul 18 2005, 04:15 PM
Kinda getting bored with these supposed news sites of yours maj...

Lesbian nazi hookers abducted by UFOs and forced into weight loss programs stories sorta faded out in the 90s.
85897


supposed sites?

These are real. I get my news from a combination of placed.

www.zgeek.com
www.slashdot.org
www.news.com.au

and emails that are sent around at work.