Re: Disk Questions for WorkBench replacement project

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From: Thor Simon
Date: Wed, 08 Mar 1989 02:18

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I vaguely recall hearing something in this group earlier during the
discussion of Project D about some copy-protection schemes looking at
the time/date stamp on the disk.  Hunh.  I didn't think there was a
time/date stamp on the format itself.  Maybe I'm wrong, but if not,
this could be a cheap way out, as that would make it two IDs (name and
date) rather than one.

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From: simon@copper.columbia.edu (Thor Simon)
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Subject: Re: Disk Questions for WorkBench replacement project
Summary: Fuzzy idea
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Date: 8 Mar 89 02:18:13 GMT
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