Thread: DRM does not hurt consumers
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Old 11-07-2007, 10:59 PM   #35
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Its funny that in those old days of floppy based DRM for software Lotus 1-2-3, dBase II and III, and WordPerfect were protected; but MS Word (for DOS) was not protected.

My response to the current Blu-Ray.DVD-HD problem is simple, I have only the older SD DVDs and the computers are a mostly WinXP with a smattering of Win2k, Win98SE, and a Linux box. I am not lusting after the new players. Heck, I still have a few VHS VCRs and one Betamax. (And yes, the Betamax still works.)
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