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Intel Threatens DMCA Using HDCP Crack
mikesd81 writes "Intel is apparently threatening to use the DMCA against anyone using the HDCP crack under the DMCA's anti-circumvention clause. 'There are laws to protect both the intellectual property involved as well as the content that is created and owned by the content providers,' said Tom Waldrop, a spokesman for the company, which developed HDCP. 'Should a circumvention device be created using this information, we and others would avail ourselves, as appropriate, of those remedies.'"
Unless you can shoot the horse down, hang the horse thief and buy another horse.
The problem comes when you forget about all that happened and put the new horse in a new barn, which is open.
they want people to hack them, so they have a legally binding way to go after them.
...and drink their blood!
What! My theory is as sound as yours.
And much better for a movie.
Or just assume you can keep using the same horse.
Speaking of horses, this analogy is starting to seem like beating a dead one. Let it go...
The village people?