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Comment Re:So what happens to Hamachi (Score 1) 460

by thegreenbandit (#34398652) Attached to: Free IPv4 Pool Now Down To Seven<nobr> <wbr></nobr>/8s
Well, the issue is that once the 5.x.x.x address block becomes routable, Hamachi users will have 2 routes to the 5.x.x.x address block. One will be to all the Hamachi addresses, and the other will be to the legitimate, RIPE assigned addresses. Whichever route takes priority, there will be problems.
Microsoft

Submission + - Microsoft set to unlock EMI songs

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linumax writes: "Microsoft has hinted that it may be close to reaching a deal with EMI to sell songs without anti-piracy protection via its Zune platform. The comments from Jason Reindorp, head of marketing for Zune, come in the same week that EMI announced a deal with Apple to sell songs without DRM protection, through iTunes stores. Mr Reindorp said: "We've been saying for a while that we are aware that consumers want to have unprotected content. This does open things up a little bit. It potentially makes the competition more of a device-to-device or service-to-service basis, and will force the various services to really innovate." Regardless of whether or not Microsoft is at it again, following Apple's lead, this is considered a move in the right direcion."
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NASA's New Mission to the Moon 283

Posted by ScuttleMonkey from the to-the-moon-alice dept.
mattnyc99 writes "Popular Mechanics has a new, in-depth preview of NASA's Orion spacecraft, tracking the complex challenges facing the engineers of the CEV (which NASA chief Michael Griffin called 'Apollo on steroids') as America shifts its focus away from the Space Shuttle and back toward returning to the moon by 2020. After yesterday's long op-ed in the New York Times concerning NASA's about-face, Popular Mechanic's interview with Buzz Aldrin and podcast with Transterrestrial.com's Rand Simberg raise perhaps the most pressing questions here: Is it worth going back to the lunar surface? And will we actually stay there?"

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