Fish Smith writes:
The idea with non-US is mainly to offer encryption software. (illegal in
US)
Encryption software is not illegal in the US. It is illegal to export it
from the US and therefor illegal to put it up on a public site accessible
from outside the US, but it is perfectly legal to
The idea with non-US is mainly to offer encryption
software. (illegal
in
US)
Encryption software is not illegal in the US. It is
illegal to export
it
from the US and therefor illegal to put it up on a
public site
accessible
from outside the US, but it is perfectly legal to
import it into the
[snip]
Why not? Here in the Netherlands mp3's and mp3
encoders are not
illigal.
BTW I can't think of any software that would be
illigal here.
But they have to be legal on the non-US mirrors as
well as the main non-US FTP site. Isn't that why
quake isn't included, because Germany and Argentina
But they have to be legal on the non-US mirrors as
well as the main non-US FTP site. Isn't that why
quake isn't included, because Germany and Argentina
have it illegal? So if several countries with
Debian
mirrors have laws against mp3 encoders it wouldn't
be
in non-US, even if it was
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Onno) writes:
At 09:09 PM 12/25/99 -0800, Joseph Carter wrote:
On Sat, Dec 25, 1999 at 11:14:28PM +0100, Wichert Akkerman wrote:
I think the right solution is selecting a country with good connectivity
and less stupid laws. What about canada?
pandora is already in
BTW I can't think of any software that would be illigal here.
Any kind of software violating a copyright...
That was a no-brainer, but just to be precise:
I can't think of any original software that would be illigal here.
Regards,
Onno
PS: here = the Netherlands
I think the right solution is selecting a
country with good
connectivity
and less stupid laws. What about canada?
pandora is already in a perfect location...
Thought we can't upload mp3 encoders to pandora? Or
is that just
because
some mirrors couldn't handle it?
Why not? Here in the
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