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Sunday 30th April, 2006 01:17 Comments: 0
It looks like America is trying to make an even more draconian DMCA law, which could mean 10 years in prison (assaulting a cop is 5 years, a child molester gets 6) for trying to break or circumvent the copy protection on something. In the article I was reading about it, there was a quote from Beth at MetaFilter that made me laugh: "Better just shoplift it, then".
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