Hmmm, vi skall ju medverka på Internetdagarna[1] i Stockholm. Kanske skulle vi göra något då? Men jag misstänker att det är mer än fullt upp redan nu.
... kom gärna förbi vårt bås :)
/hesa
[1] http://www.frimedia.se/calendar.php?eventid=39
Jonas Forsslund wrote:
Hej! Jag har läst listan ett tag men inte skickat nåt. Vilken rolig aktion, kul att se bilderna!
När kommer ni till Stockholm/KTH?? :-)
Jonas Forsslund
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Lite smickrande kläder och rätt färg gör underverk :)
Marcus Rejås skrev:
On 10/04 23:01, Mathias Klang wrote:
bilder från DRM vid Chalmers http://www.ituniv.se/~klang/web/drm/
Så snygga ni var? :-)
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-------- Vidarebefordrat meddelande -------- Från: Henrik Sandklef sandklef@fsfeurope.org Till: fsfe-se@fsfeurope.org Ämne: [Fsfe-se] Översättning av engelsk text på "DRM-leaflet" Datum: Thu, 05 Oct 2006 23:04:52 +0200
Hejsan
är det någon som kan ta på sig att översätta (till svenska så klart!) den leaflet som tagits fram kring DRM.
/hesa
Engelsk test:
==
DRM: Digital Restrictions on you
Take a moment to understand how your digital future is being compromised.
Digital Restrictions Management (DRM) is a technology increasingly built into all sorts of electronic devices, including computers, media players, mobile phones and video games. It means you can only access your data with the permission of a third-party vendor.
You lose control with DRM
The basic function of Digital Restrictions Management is to give the vendor control over what you can or cannot do with the technology you own. They watch what you do and compromise your privacy.
Your security is compromised with DRM
Digital Restrictions Management excludes you from the security of your electronic devices. You are not trusted to decide how the equipment should work and because of this you face unknown security risks.
You will lose your data with DRM
Digital Restrictions Management means your music, videos and data will expire. The infrastructure to support DRM costs a lot to be maintained. Once vendors stop spending money on maintenance your music, videos and data will become inaccessible.
You are the enemy for DRM
For Digital Restrictions Management you are the enemy: you are considered the main threat to the security of your electronic devices and the data contained on them.
DRM is bad for authors and artists
Digital Restrictions Management will increase the dependency of artists and authors on the providers of distribution channels. Forty prominent members of the Swiss art scene have stated that DRM limits their artistic freedom (www.kunstfreiheit.ch).
To find out more about Digital Restrictions Management, visit DRM.info
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