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Originally Posted by Steven Lake
Just FYI for anyone who hasn't heard already. But due to a recent court case that went all the way to the supreme court, you now have the complete and legal right to strip DRM from anything you own. The kicker part of the decision is that it's still illegal to won the tools to do so. But I figure with the way that DRM's house of cards is falling apart like it is, that should come along soon.
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Whu?
Where have I been? Has this been posted about lately? I thought the latest cases were actually leaning in the
other direction...
[this is NOT a sarcastic post, just - apparently - a clueless one!]