Last week, I got the new Apple AirPort Extreme base station. I have a MacBook Pro that is able to be enabled for 802.11n so increasing the wireless network speed was desirable. Plus, I’ve been interested in NAS solutions. I had a Linksys NSLU2 device. It was close to what I wanted but in the [...]
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So long Passport, hello OpenID
Maybe there is hope after all. First Steve Jobs calls for an end to DRM. Next, Microsoft formally supports OpenID. Peace, love, and understanding reign. Or something like that.
I’ve been watching OpenID for some time now. A few months back, I implemented OpenID server support on the Jobster authentication service. I could act as an [...]
Death to DRM
Steve Jobs (or one of his helpful assistants) posted an open letter to the music industry to abolish digital rights management. Could this be one of the turning points for the death of DRM?
I think Jobs/Apple do believe what they say in the letter. In my opinon, Apple has received some unfair criticism for their [...]