Hi I believe it won't affect us in Europe.. Luckilly we don't have M$ that needs protection from outside... And finally it is legal to have strong DES algorithm here too.. No M$ protection anymore :-) Jaska. On Wednesday 23 October 2002 00:27, michael norman wrote:
On Tuesday 22 October 2002 19:27, Curtis Rey wrote:
Too late, I'm a criminal. I don't have any pirated DVD's, mp3's, etc. If I want to patch my kernel with a security patch, set up the full featured Broodcast-2000 package, or block DRM on my system I will. It's my machine. I built it, I own it, I don't let others use it, and outside of the present DMCA/DRM lunacy, I obey the laws. Civil disobedience is what it's call. Just as Ghandi (or read his thoughts) in regards to it's effects.
Cheers, Curtis
On Tuesday 22 October 2002 09:37, zentara wrote:
What do you think of this? http://www.thefreeworld.net/non-US/
Can I really be fined just for reading something on the net? This is scary. Is this for real?
My question : how much of this lunacy will affect us outside of US ?
Mike