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> The inverse of this is buying software that becomes unsupported.
> . . .
Yes! Now if copyrights (or some effective anti-piracy method) worked like
patents...
I always liked the *idea* that filing a patent granted the inventor
protection for awhile (presumably so they could profit from their efforts)
in return for a public disclosure of their invention. Perhaps commercial
software, if filed for government protection, should be required to be
escrowed.
> I think you'd just have to make the looper so complicated that you'd
> need a manual. People would come on to LD to ask questions and we'd
> just say, " chapter 4 has it" and they'd say, "we don't have the
> manual." Then Kim and I go over and break their knees. Easy!
("Pretty nice loop ya got's there...a pity if something wouldst ta happen
to
it..." :)
Or use a dongle that looks like a 1-space rack mount unit with 4 knobs, 8
buttons, a power switch and a display on the front...
Dennis Leas
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