> Actualy there is. 7.0 has everything we can give you without haveing to
> retain (another) lawyer. The two missing pieces are the css-auth, and a
> decoder.
[...]
> Their case is total crap, the only way it will standup is if the person to
> actualy do the reverse engineering at one time actualy worked for these
> people, and was privy to the code used.
If their case is so obviously wrong, why can you not distribute
css-auth and the decoder? I thought that, since their request for an
immediate injunction failed, you could distribute whatever you wanted to?
--Derek
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