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Subject: Re: New ideas on software piracy... Flames welcome.
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Date: Thu, 1-Aug-85 17:06:25 EDT
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The way I see it, the fundamental problem is that programmers need to eat (and
have other expensive habits).  Things like Kermit are great, but somewhere
somebody was paying to feed & house the authors.

In some cases, this means student loans & scholarships, or somebody was paying