Did you know that you could get into really big trouble if you post the code beginning with 09 F9 11 02 on your website ? It is very likely that a takedown notice will be send to the owner of the website as soon as the RIAA, the AACS or some of their lawyers find your website. You might be wondering why they are making such a big deal about this code that continues to be 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 which only some users might identify as the code to rule them all.. aka the processing key that unlocks the content of every HD-DVD available up to this point.
Did you know that this was the processing key that ends with 63 56 88 C0 ? I did not until I read an article where the AACS sent some takedown notices to websites owners who mentioned the key. So, what is actually happening now is that this key will be reproduced on thousands of websites who report about this takedown notices, it will be available in caches, in forum entries and in many other places including custom created T-Shirts, Mugs and Mousepads. It seems that the takedown notice somehow backfired on the AACS, don’t you think ?
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[...] the way, this is not a really pretty TShirt, but still an interesting design [...]
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[...] is de code nu bekender dan ooit geworden. De strijd gaat nog altijd door en er zijn inmiddels T-Shirts, bekers en muismatjes van te verkrijgen. De kracht van de massa wint het zonder twijfel van de [...]
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Nearly ten thousand results on Google…
…and I have no idea what it is.
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[...] fight. The crack for the AACS key has been around for awhile now — you can even get the code on a T-shirt. But the folks behind AACS (including Microsoft, Intel, Sony and IBM) continue to threaten websites [...]
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[...] like wildfire on DIGG and other infamous websites like 4chan and YTMND. GENTLEMAN! BEHOLD! 09 F9 11 02 T-Shirt | gHacks tech news Digg – 09-F9-11-02-9D-74-E3-5B-D8-41-56-C5-63-56-88-C0 Digg – [...]
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C’mon Then!
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Above is the key that has been surfacing, rather rapidly, around the internet in the pass few days. Many sites and blogs have recieved takedown notices about publishing the key so I thought it would only be right if … -
[...] 09-f9-11-02-9d-74-e3-5b-d8-41-56-c5-63-56-88-c0 Video Blog Domain T-Shirt [...]
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[...] ya más de 300.000 resultados en Google generados en unas horas, una canción, dominios y hasta camisetas. ¿Y si hay demanda? Quizá algún usuario recuerde la polémica y decida ayudar a costear la [...]
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[...] Copied verbatim from http://www.ghacks.net [...]
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[...] DIGG’s latest posts. What followed was a whole host of riffs using the code; monkey cartoons, t-shirts and even tatoo’s. The bandwagon was a little too fast for any kind of reaction on my part, [...]
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[...] roepen anderen op om het getal te verspreiden. Het getal verscheen ook op Flickr, er verschenen t-shirts met het getal op en er bestaat ondertussen zelfs een website met de domeinnaam [...]
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You can add another website to that list lol :P
Stupid- they only got more publicity from it!
Smooth. Love it!
11,000(!!!!) diggs and rising…
http://digg.com/linux_unix/Spread_This_Number_Again
the entire world will know that number at this rate.
Digg has been disabling accounts and deleting stories. They took down a story that got about 3000 diggs because the key was the main focus of the story. This is getting retarded
Sorry, I meant to say 15,000 diggs. 15,000.
I’ve seen this number so much now I have it memorized. Does the MPAA own part of my brain now?
@mikey, yes, run for it before they catch you haha :P
Send an eCard of that famous Hex Number. (3rd eCard on the page)
http://www.brainwrench.com/ecards/categories/protest.php
In fact I just started a blog about the legal side.
http://09-f9-11-02-9d-74-e3-5b-d8-41-56-c5-63.com/
This is my favorite number (in Base 36): L96O54KFN6HZ7PT164DQFLJ4
Warning: Converting my favorite number to Base 16 may be hazardous to your health.
http://img299.imageshack.us/img299/1541/picture2on3.png
What’s so funny about Digg is when they first started, there were comparisons made about Digg vs. Slashdot; i.e., Digg would let everything be posted vs. /. using “screeners” to determine what’s displayed.
Digg makes some money and feels as though they have something at stake now, so they change their policy to be one of “we’ll allow anything which won’t cause someone to sue us”. In the same breath, they say by following the rules, it will help them “maintain a democracy”.
I think they’re walking a tightrope and are trying to avoid looking soft to their community but are being coached by TPTB (The Powers That Be) to avoid anything involving media and content control. If they wimp out completely, someone *will* go to the lengths of hosting in a safe location and let everything be posted…as Digg promised everyone from the onset.
Stick around, someone’s going to put a Digg 2.0 together and Digg can rely upon stories about the first person to set up a kool-aid stand died and the obit is on the web site of a backwater newspaper.
Digg will be come dugg. As in “dugg themselves into a hole in the ground”.
You’re either open, or you aren’t.
(This is akin to Microsoft portraying the spirit of OSS and failing to even come close. They’re slamming the door on Visual FoxPro development and say they’ll release, “kinda/sorta a lot of the source”. You can’t be kinda/sorta virgin or pregnant. You either are, or you aren’t.)
Digg stock climbs 14.625 points on the Weenie Stock Exchange. Before long, they’ll probably have a stock split.
http://09f911029d74e35bd84156c5635688c0.kyhwana.org
http://digg.com/tech_news/Digg_This_09_f9_11_02_9d_74_e3_5b_d8_41_56_c5_63_56_88_c0_4
It’s back, posted by the founder of Digg himself!
Moe Wampum has it on a t-shirtit’s now on a t-shirt at http://moeschwag.com/hcrcot.html
Very nice looking shirt. Better looking than the stuff you need it to look at with.
well, did you get a letter?
Well I did not get a letter until now and it is questionable if I ever will. Neither my website nor my server are hosted in the United States
hey. this kicks ass. can I copy ur text to put on my blog..with appropriate linkbacks et al?
better. cheaper. faster.
http://spreadthisnumber.spreadshirt.com
Beautiful T-shirt with designed codes on it.Here i find them in different colors you can have a look on T shirts
Hey, the number you gave gets known to all now…thats a big deal done …Anyway the t-shirt is cute…
cheers,
suma valluru
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