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One less European tourist to the USA

With such a proven track record of DCMA violations, this guy had better never even board a plane that stops somewhere inside the US.
Even if he stays in the international area, he's done for.

posted by : Pascal Monett, 21 October 2008 Complain about this comment
Duh

If I'm using GPL code but don't want anyone to know, simply use the DMCA to forbid reverse engineering of anything to prevent such detection. But no, that wouldn't really ever happen, because that would be unethical.

HB

posted by : Hucklebuck, 20 October 2008 Complain about this comment
Laziness = theft

It all comes down to people who are too lazy to code from themselves. People take what they want and pretend they made it. I'm certain some is unethical people and some are unethical corporations that look the other way. Any way you slice it, Thats really what happens. 
You do have to admit, some of the embedded linux stuff is pretty neat. There in lies the allure.

For the record, Thiefs should still get their hands chopped off though, if only digitally.

posted by : viscountalpha, 18 October 2008 Complain about this comment
Microsoft

Well its a safe bet that *most* microsoft software won't have any open source components tucked away - its simply far too crap for any open source goodness to be included.

posted by : 99flake, 17 October 2008 Complain about this comment

Open source licence violations manual published

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