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From: steveh@hammer.UUCP (Stephen Hemminger)
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Subject: Re: Another view on software protection
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Date: Thu, 29-Aug-85 11:47:10 EDT
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Reply-To: steveh@hammer.UUCP (Stephen Hemminger)
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What about educational software.  My sister runs a computer education
program for inner city kids, and they have the typical group of apple ii's.
All the educational progs seem to be copy protected, WHICH IS TOTALLY
BRAINDAMAGED.  My advice was to make one copy of each program (using one of
the cracker programs), and lock up the original.  NEVER let the kid's run on
the original.  Unless a solution is developed, we are raising kids as
software pirates because the teachers have to be pirates.