Film studio uses Peer to Peer sharing

January 30, 2006 on 5:09 pm | In Madness | No Comments

Yes, according to the Register, Time Warner will start distributing movies in Germany using the “peer to peer” tech usually found in dirty, dirty IP pirate software.

Bonus point and “no shit Sherlock” award of the day for this quote from a Time Warner bod: “One of the most effective weapons for defeating online piracy is providing legal, easy-to-use alternatives.”

Not treating your customers as criminals helps too.

On a related note, has anyone tried the Sky Movies Broadband service yet? Basically, if you subscribe to Sky Movies you can then download an watch them on your PC for no extra money. There is some use of DRM but it’s not utterly bonkers. Now if they would just have a mac version… (ha!)

20six blog archiver for Windows, version 1.6

January 30, 2006 on 1:13 pm | In Coding | 53 Comments

EDIT: NEW VERSION 1.6 added

Here is a Windows version of a 20six blog downloader script I original wrote in PHP.
It should work quite nicely, and it’s good enough to recommend people using Windows give it a go!

Here it is:
Blog Backup for Windows 1.6 (50Kb zip file)

It should run on any recent flavour of windows, although it uses the .NET framework 2.0, which you may need to download from Microsoft (22Mb) if you don’t already have it. Sorry!

Recent Changes:
v1.6
Bug Fix

  • Doesn’t crash when given src = "" tags

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