Originally Posted by
cthenn
Too bad, you didn't Strava it, so it's meaningless, neener neener!
Oh, it was strava'd! The meaningless part is the fact that only 18 other people had completed the segment, but I'm going to choose not to tell people that.
To be completely serious about all of this...I started using Strava over several other apps when I first got into cycling because I wasn't ready to invest in a real computer. Strava is one of the best free cylcing apps out there, hands down. When I finally got my garmin, it just made sense to keep using it.
Originally Posted by
banerjek
I wouldn't hold my breath that they'll crack encryption to post bogus numbers. In the DeCSS case, the motivation was to be able to play DVD's on linux which is a much more compelling use case that affects a lot more people (and
AFAIK, there's still not a version for BluRay)
Not to step on toes here, but encryptions are cracked so digital media can be shared on the internet for free. The whole "playing with linux" bs is for credibility in court cases. There hasn't been a DVD, HD-DVD, or BluRay that hasn't been cracked and posted on the internet for free.