[These guys never learn that limiting the rights of the consumer who
purchases a DVD, beyond the copyright, will *always* invite an
antagonistic response from the customers. It's because PUBLISHERS are
stealing rights from CONSUMERS, not the other way around.
Extra points for cracking it before
David Honig wrote:
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - A graduate student at Colorado
State University has been arrested and accused of
trying to extort money, a car and free downloads from a
New Jersey company that sold digital books over the
Seems like a problem that probably has a Cypherpunkish solution.
Crypto is not a remedy for stupidity, fortunately. At some point tangibles
must change hands, and that's when handcuffs come into action. Proper
money laundering is more complicated than breaking snake-oil crypto.
The bad thing
