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From: jpm@bnl.UUCP (John McNamee)
Newsgroups: net.crypt,net.micro
Subject: Re: Software Piracy and Coupons
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Date: Wed, 26-Oct-83 00:10:19 EDT
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Posted: Wed Oct 26 00:10:19 1983
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While that is different from previous protection methods, if I was still
in the disk cracking business I would get around it the same way I
always did: Transfer the program to a "normal" disk and run it from
there. No amount of screwing around with the disk format will stop good
disk hackers from moving the program to a non-protected disk.

				John McNamee

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