But by ATF standards, the Windows operating system and keyboard would not
need to be installed on the computer - simply possessing both components
would be enough to bust you. Of course if you are running Windows 3.11 and
you lawfully possessed it prior to 1995 you would be grandfathered...
If
On Wednesday 08 October 2003 23:54, morning_wood wrote:
> you could always turn off autorun, as I do just after installing
> a fresh WinOS
...which, IMHO, is a good security practice irrespective of it breaking the CD
copy protection. I've always thought that autorun is dangerous. As a good
fr
Tim Saunders wrote:
> Surely Windows violates the DCMA in itself as you can turn off autorun
> therefore by passing the copy protection? Quick get some cops to go
> and arrest the board of Microsoft for selling DCMA violating
> software...
>
> Who has to complain to get the FBI/cops/whoever to arre
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> That's awesome man...I couldn't have said it better.
> Censorship laws are very dangerous because they can be
> s
Jonathan A. Zdziarski wrote:
That's awesome man...I couldn't have said it better. Censorship laws
are very dangerous because they can be selectively enforced by law
enforcement with the benefit of confusing a jury.
If you wanted to take the ATF's approach, it's not just having a
keyboard that is b
Oooh, I *like* that :) A valid business argument for moving away
from Microsoft to UNIX: having Windows installed on a PC is a violation
of the DMCA. Wonder what the government will do when they read *that* ?!?
Oh, wait, M$ will just modify the EULA again ... never mind...
G
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Yea, me too...
Kris Hermansen
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> you could always turn off au
you could always turn off autorun, as I do just after installing
a fresh WinOS
morning_wood
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That's awesome man...I couldn't have said it better. Censorship laws
are very dangerous because they can be selectively enforced by law
enforcement with the benefit of confusing a jury.
If you wanted to take the ATF's approach, it's not just having a
keyboard that is breaking the law, it's the co
Edward W. Ray wrote:
http://news.com.com/2100-1025-5087875.html
I'm so relieved. Now I can start buying CDs again
You're *relieved*? My keyboard is a bloody Copy Protection
Circumvention Device -- now what the hell am I supposed to do?
http://www.eff.org/IP/DMCA/
C
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I'm relieved. Now I can start buying CDs again
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