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digested @ nettime Re: <nettime> TCPA / Palladium Bonehead Propaganda Questions Plasma Studii <office@plasmastudii.org> doomsday coming in fast at 3 o'clock Plasma Studii <office@plasmastudii.org> Plasma Studii <office@plasmastudii.org> ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 1 Jul 2002 12:11:43 -0400 From: Plasma Studii <office@plasmastudii.org> Subject: Re: <nettime> TCPA / Palladium Bonehead Propaganda Questions >http://www.pbs.org/cringely/pulpit/pulpit20020627.html Rob: that article made me think the net might just be hopeless after all! This is horrifying. A viable solution is to never buy another machine and cancel our IP accounts. Let the greedy bastards starve. >TCPA stands for the Trusted Computing Platform Alliance (TCPA) Actually it stands for Tricky Corporate Profit-minded Ass-kissing (TCPA!) after much distracting hype, the fine print continues.... >3. So I won't be able to play MP3s on my PC any more? >TCPA / Palladium [...] people can play them on their PCs but not copy them. what a GREAT improvement! Gee, I'm sure everyone can think of a million reasons this is really going to make their day. Can't wait. > 4. How does it work? >TCPA provides for a monitoring component to be mounted in future PCs >checks that the boot ROM is as expected, executes it, [ ... ]; and >so on. The trust boundary, of hardware and software considered to be >known and verified, is steadily expanded. are you guys new on this planet or something? do you really think computers work perfectly every time? so basically, if there's a little glitch somewhere, the new OS makes enormous headaches for the owner. definitely a great reason we should all go buy this today. >`trustworthy' means that the media player application won't make any >unauthorised copies of content. is somebody from the record industry belly dancing for bill gates or something? >5. What else can TCPA and Palladium be used for? >you might arrange that your soldiers... most of us have no soldiers. i personally don't want any either. when somebody starts mentioning features with "you might arrange for that lady at the desk at the cleaners ... ", then THAT may have some application for folks besides just the 10 year old boys. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PLASMA STUDII http://plasmastudii.org 223 E 10th Street PMB 130 New York, NY 10003 ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 1 Jul 2002 13:36:40 -0400 From: Plasma Studii <office@plasmastudii.org> Subject: doomsday coming in fast at 3 o'clock TCPA Trying to Convince People we're not reeealy Assholes Track Coverer for Political Accident Tinkerbell Copyrighting Pandora's Album Technique to Convince to Pay Again Toppled Can of Peas Assurance Terrible Computer Propaganda Algorithm Troubled Corporations Placating Apology Tune Corrupting Platform Aggravator Truly just a Convenience for some Private Accountants TNT-detonator Collecting Pieces Afterwards Tell Consumers to Play Along They're Convinced to Purchase Anything Take Convenience Provided to All Tcp/ip Conspiracy Poses as Altruism Treat the Crafty Public like Adiots! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PLASMA STUDII http://plasmastudii.org 223 E 10th Street PMB 130 New York, NY 10003 ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 1 Jul 2002 14:17:19 -0400 From: Plasma Studii <office@plasmastudii.org> More TCPA Tolerating Cut-throat Promotional Appeasement Testing the Complacency on the Part of the Average Terms for Convincing Politicians and Advertisers Totally Crummy, Potentially Awful Trick Customers into Paying for Accidents Tunnel-vision Creators of Pretend Alerts Time to Clean the Pockets of the Abundant Things are Cool but Particularly Antsy Total Con Police Action Tattling and Crying about Practically Anything Tough Cookies, Pray to Allah ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PLASMA STUDII http://plasmastudii.org 223 E 10th Street PMB 130 New York, NY 10003 ------------------------------ # distributed via <nettime>: no commercial use without permission # <nettime> is a moderated mailing list for net criticism, # collaborative text filtering and cultural politics of the nets # more info: majordomo@bbs.thing.net and "info nettime-l" in the msg body # archive: http://www.nettime.org contact: nettime@bbs.thing.net