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200+ years of American Patent Law Dumped Today. New Bill in Favor of Large Companies Approved.

Posted by Cartri on Sep 17, 2011 in Copyright, DRM, IT Workers Rights

Today, U.S. President signed the America Invents Act into law, formally bringing an end to more than two centuries of American patent law. Once the law takes effect, the “first to invent” standard previously used to determine patent ownership – roughly put, the person who can demonstrate by combination of conception and attempt to put [...]

 
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Parallels 7 Sells Chameleon To Run Mac OS X!

Posted by Cartri on Sep 1, 2011 in Copyright, DRM, Fast News / ReTweets, Ideology

Today, September 1th, Netkas – The hacker behind the SMC Emulator that allows normal people to run Mac OS X encrypted parts in non-Apple systems – denounced the unaware use of Chameleon (Which is under General Public License) in the new version of Parallels Desktop. According to Netkas, the software is opensource and should not [...]

 
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Tips for when police asks to look at your data.

Posted by Cartri on Jul 19, 2011 in Copyright, Corporations suing Hackers

Tips for Talking to the Police With the trials of criminalization of technological knowledge by 3rd party and it’s undiscriminated use by individuals, things are getting harder above the Equator Line… as so, many activist sites are in campaign to inform you, me, normal people, about our rights. As so, i will here let some [...]