Re:Radiohead sells recordings to public after hacker threate...
by hoolm on Thursday June 13, 2019 @01:48AM
(#20172134)
I think this is a fair question, how did a hacker steal data off a minidisk like they claim?
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Re:Radiohead sells recordings to public after hacker threate...
by cuu508 on Thursday June 13, 2019 @02:52AM
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From the pitchfork link in comments:
> Unsurprisingly, Nicholas has a theory about this as well. “The situation that makes the most sense to me is that these minidiscs were digitized by a third party so the band could choose material from them for the OKNOTOK box set, and that someone involved at the third party stole the files and traded them,”
Re:Radiohead sells recordings to public after hacker threate...
by jdsully on Thursday June 13, 2019 @04:26AM
(#20172758)
Digitized is an odd word choice. I’m pretty sure minidisc was already a digital format.
Re:Radiohead sells recordings to public after hacker threate...
by josteink on Thursday June 13, 2019 @04:54AM
(#20172886)
Yeah. I guess “digital transfer” might be more accurate.
Re:Radiohead sells recordings to public after hacker threate...
by josteink on Thursday June 13, 2019 @02:01AM
(#20172196)
The hackers leaked a minidisc archive.
Everyone has backups, and some of these minidiscs were probably used in the 20th anniversary OK Computer re-master and re-release (OKNOTOK).
Re:Radiohead sells recordings to public after hacker threate...
by Angostura on Thursday June 13, 2019 @04:03AM
(#20172665)
The BBC reported that they had previously been digitised and placed in private online storage. Make of that what you will.