Re: Software piracy

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From: Mark Brown
Date: Fri, 15 Jun 1990 14:08

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In article <331@caslon.cs.arizona.edu>, mldemsey@cs.arizona.edu (Matthew
L. Demsey) writes:
> Mac II motherboard were easily available to the general 'hackers', the
> Mac II's would be quickly and efficiently pirated; this is theft, but
> it is also a statment to Apple saying 'Hey, there's no way you can justify
> the outrageous CPU prices... and we're doing something about it.'  Apple
> realizes their overpricing, but has assured their monopoly by copyrighting
> their motherboard...

BZZZZZT! You lose. Thieves don't make statements, they steal.

If you want to make a statement to Apple that their prices are too high.....

DON"T BUY THE PRODUCT! and tell their salesfolks why.

Mark Brown   IBM AWD / OSF  | Even old New York, was once New Amsterdam
The Good     mbrown@osf.org | Why they changed it, I can't say
The Bad     uunet!osf!mbrown| People just liked it better that way...
The Ugly     (617) 621-8981 |        -They Might Be Giants

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From: mbrown@osf.org (Mark Brown)
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Subject: Re: Software piracy
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Date: 15 Jun 90 14:08:44 GMT
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